Custom Column Help

[CobbSalad]

Hi y'all,

I am trying to create a custom column that will take the range of numbers from my column A and spit out a specific output. For example, everytime column A lists number between 1-10 I want the custom column to say "1-10". Or everytime column A lists a number between 10-25, I want the custom column to say "10-25", etc etc.

Here is the code I used when attempting to create the custom column:

if number([A])>0 and number([A])<11 then "1-10"
else if number([A])>10 and number([A])<26 then "10-25"
else if number[A]>25 and number[A]<51 then "25-50"
else if number[A]>50 and number[A]<76 then "51-75"
else if number[A]>75 and number[A]<100 then "76-99"
else if number[A]=100 then "100"
else if number[A]=0 then "0"
else "unknown"

I have received this error message:

Expression.Error: The name 'number' wasn't recognized. Make sure it's spelled correctly.

Any help would be much appreicated or any advice for doing this another way!

Thanks!

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

If you merely remove the "number" and the parentheses everywhere, it will work!

--Nate

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

You didn't ask, but your else if clauses could be more efficient; no need for "and":

if [A] = 100 then "100" else if [A] > 75 then "76-99" else if [A] > 50 then "51-75" else if [A] > 25 then "26-50" else if [A] > 10 then "10-25" else if [A] > 0 then "1-10" else if [A] = 0 then "0" else "Unknown"

--Nate

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

If you merely remove the "number" and the parentheses everywhere, it will work!

--Nate

[Watsky]

Hey @CobbSalad , 

It seems to be working fine for me using :

=if [Number] > 0 and [Number] < 11 then "1-10" else if [Number] > 10 and [Number] < 26 then "11-25" else if [Number] > 25 and [Number] < 40 then "26-40" else "NO"

What are you listing the word number for in your code was it to say something along the lines of if this value is a number which is greater than 0...?

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