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Expressions that yield variant data-type
Hello,
I've been trying to figure out a work around for the formula below so that I can get a date back, but I haven't had much luck.
Any help would be great!
Anonymous , You need to make sure data type is same
IF(isblank(Append1[ Planned order qty]),Append1[Column 4],Append1[Column 2])
or
IF(isblank(Append1[ Planned order qty]),Append1[Column 4] & "" ,Append1[Column 2] & "")
3 Replies
- az38Community Champion
Hi Anonymous
it looks like you ahve a different data types for column4 and column2
Make sure it has the same date type and it should help you
- amitchandakSuper User
Anonymous , You need to make sure data type is same
IF(isblank(Append1[ Planned order qty]),Append1[Column 4],Append1[Column 2])
or
IF(isblank(Append1[ Planned order qty]),Append1[Column 4] & "" ,Append1[Column 2] & "") - v-alq-msftCommunity Support
Hi, Anonymous
Based on your description, I created sample data to reproduce your scenario.
You may create a calculated column as below to convert the data type of the column to text.
Result = IF( Append1[Planned order qty]=BLANK(), CONCATENATE(Append1[Column 4],""), CONCATENATE(Append1[Column 2],"") )Result:
Best Regards
Allan
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