#Unparseable Error
chodnett
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I'm really struggling with an Unparseable error with an IF formula. I've read all of the threads, and tried to apply the suggestions, with no luck.
I'm wanting to apply value to dropdown options. Example: Yes is worth 5, No is worth 3.
I'm using this formula: =IF([Inaccurate Content?]1 = "Yes", 5) , IF([Inaccurate Content?]1 = "No" , 3)
There will be times when there are more than two options in a dropdown (3 or more options), and all would need value.
Please help!
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Move the closing parenthesis from after the number 5 to the end of the formula...
=IF([Inaccurate Content?]1 = "Yes", 5, IF([Inaccurate Content?]1 = "No", 3))
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