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I believe it is because of this part: "IF(RELATED(DIM_B[Occupation])," since the first argument of an if statement should be a logical test.
Formatting the code would certainly make it easier to help. I think @JorgePinho is right about the bit he's highlighted, what were you expecting that to do/test for?
Consider using a SWITCH statement instead of nested IFs. It can make the logic much simpler.
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I believe it is because of this part: "IF(RELATED(DIM_B[Occupation])," since the first argument of an if statement should be a logical test.
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