Hello, I would like to write a formula =if("LE@Composant PDU 44<4>. Assembly"="",0, "LE@Composant PDU 44<4>. Assembly")</4></4>

I would like to write a formula =if("LE@Composant PDU 44<4>. Assembly"="",0, "LE@Composant PDU 44<4>. Assembly") if the variable "LE@Composant PDU 44<4>. Assembly" is no longer present, for it assigned 0 in other computes.

Hello

in sw if is written   IIF.

may the force be with you.

 

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Hello@Bruno

Generally speaking on the forum

[ IFF ] I am in the title

--Then I put a succinct thing like "PB on formula writing"

When y go to "body of the text" I write the details of the request as you did.

[End / IF ]

But it's not a big deal in the end, so we're still sorry Zen!  ;-)   ;-)

Kind regards

PS: A short title makes it easier to find similar topics and therefore to help other colleagues ;-)

 

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DSL first forum request.

IIF('x"="",0mm,"x") the variable x is not always present, and I end up with nothing. I wanted to assign 0 in case this happens.

 

 

Hello

I don't understand what you want to do, 

IIF('x"="",0mm,"x")  gives   if x = nothing x = 0 otherwise x  =>in plain English if x = nothing (implying 0 I imagine) = 0 otherwise 0 ?????

Can you give more info.

may the force be with you.

 

 

Sorry for not being clear

IIF('x"="",0mm,"x")  gives   if x = nothing(no value, that's my problem) x =0 otherwise x  = (but if x has a value you have to take it)


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I confirm if x= no value it's not possible.

I take the example of an Ø. so if my,Ø = nothing necessarily means an Ø 0 so I don't have a hole.cqfd.

may the force be with you.

 

 

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 I opened a triquet, or see if the hot line finds me a solus

OK think about putting their solution here.

may the force be with you.

 

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I have to get around the problem by going through excel,

I remove all my formulas and I start again in Excel.

the Force my quity...