I have a column that contains two locations from the extract, there is another column that indicates if they are in both locations.
I want to combine this into a single column.
I wrote a formula, also tried this in a multi-row formula with the same results, that in essence is:
IF [InBOTH] = 'Yes'
THEN [Data Source] = 'In Both'
ELSE [Data Source]
ENDIF
Which ends up putting zeros in the Data Source column instead of the string I would like there.
I've tried several iterations of the same logic with the same results.
????
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Hi @GoldenDesign04,
Your syntax is not quite right, you were nearly there!
IF [InBOTH] = 'Yes'
THEN 'In Both'
ELSE [Data Source]
ENDIF
If this solves your issue please mark the answer as correct, if not let me know! I've attached my workflow for you to download if needed.
Regards,
Jonathan
This made me groan out loud. Like of course!
I blame Oracle SQL on writing everything crazily explicit and forgetting to alter my syntax. But in reality I was just being bone headed.
Thanks for the assist!!!
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