"Boolean Expected" Error
Hello All,
I spent a few hours building an equation (I am not an expert) within a sheet that reads another main sheet.
=IFERROR(INDEX(COLLECT({GenFertCalc}, {Client Name}, [Client Name]@row, {Tones}, "Granular Fertilizer (Tone)"), 1), 0)
The error message "Boolean Expected" occurs in the correct cells, but instead of marking a check box, the error message appears.
What am I missing, and thanks in advance. :)
Best Answer
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It sounds like you are attempting to either check or not check a box based on the content of another sheet. The way your formula is structured, you will be returning the value of {GenFertCalc}. Unless this value is 1 or 0, you will get the boolean error.
Can you give a description of what you are attempting to accomplish, or even better, post a screenshot of the source and target sheets?
Edit:
Taking a stab at it before you respond… is this what you are trying to do?
=IF(COUNTIFS({Client Name}, [Client Name]@row, {Tones}, "Granular Fertilizer (Tone)") > 0, 1, 0)
Answers
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I forgot to mention that some of the items did mark the box checked while others had the error message but all items with the checked box or the message were correctly noted.
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It sounds like you are attempting to either check or not check a box based on the content of another sheet. The way your formula is structured, you will be returning the value of {GenFertCalc}. Unless this value is 1 or 0, you will get the boolean error.
Can you give a description of what you are attempting to accomplish, or even better, post a screenshot of the source and target sheets?
Edit:
Taking a stab at it before you respond… is this what you are trying to do?
=IF(COUNTIFS({Client Name}, [Client Name]@row, {Tones}, "Granular Fertilizer (Tone)") > 0, 1, 0)
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OMG. you got it! Absolutely amazing how you experts see this "language" as clear as I read English. Much appreciated.
My goal is to report that something was completed by employees for particular clients. In this case it was using a particular fertilizer whose name includes "tone". Clearly I was going about it in a more complicated way.
Again, thank you, thank you.
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Always happy to help!
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