on 07-28-2015 11:13 PM
Hello!
I'm trying write a formula that has multiple 'if isnull' directives in it.
Like this:
if isnull {Billing_Data22.A}
then {Billing_Data22.B}
if isnull {Billing_Data22.B}
then {Billing_Data22.C}
else {Billing_Data22.A}
I realize this formula doesn't work, but hopefully this conveys what I'm looking to accomplish. If {A} isnull, then {B}, but if {B} also isnull, then {C}, else {A}.
Thanks!
Rich
Try something like this:
If IsNull({Billing_Data22.A}) then
If IsNull({Billing_Data22.B}) then
{Billing_Data22.C}
else
{Billing_Data22.B}
else
{Billing_Data22.A}
-Dell
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