Hi team,
I have a table and I want if my 'state code' column contains 'R' and 'Number' column contain 11 then 'Type column' should be 'in limit' else Out of limit
Number | States Code | Type |
11 | R | |
11 | R | |
13 | o | |
14 | o | |
15 | o | |
16 | R | |
17 | R | |
18 | C | |
19 | J | |
11 | R | |
21 | C | |
22 | J | |
23 | R | |
24 | C | |
25 | J | |
26 | R | |
11 | C | |
28 | J | |
11 | R | |
30 | C | |
31 | J | |
11 | R | |
22 | C | |
34 | J | |
11 | R | |
36 | C |
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Hi @mmustkee is this what you are looking for?
I just have one question why is there a need for using contains function when we can specifically mention the number and state code as per the dataset?
Thanks.
Hi Sapna,
You are right. NO need to use contains formula. It worked.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks,
Mohammad Mustkeem
@mmustkee , you are most welcome and thanks for the mark and like.
Thanks Qiu. You are so quick.