Simple IF than statement question
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I must be blind to something simple here, but can't see it...what's wrong with this statement? The error I get is "The field "" is not in the record.
And if there is something better than Null() to create a blank result that'd be great too...
if [SSN] = "000000000" THEN Null() else [SSN] endif
Thanks!
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Hi @kas
You're not giving a name to your new field in your Formula Tool.
If you want to keep it in your [SSN] column, you should select it right by the "+" button.
You must select or create a new field to use the Formula Tool.
Cheers,
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Good grief...I knew I was just being blind...must still have holiday brain...
@Thableaus wrote:Hi @kas
You're not giving a name to your new field in your Formula Tool.
If you want to keep it in your [SSN] column, you should select it right by the "+" button.
You must select or create a new field to use the Formula Tool.
Cheers,
Thanks so much!
