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IF formula returns FALSE if source cell is the result of another formula.
- Aug 22, 2020
I guess it was because the reference was to a table cell. If you make a reference to another cell, the result was fine. I couldn't figure out what was responsible though.
To resolve this temporarily, if you still want to keep the reference to the table cell, just multiply C2 content by 1, you will be good.
=RankingResults[@[E.Mindset Overall Score]]*1
Cheers
Hi Hewtee
There might be some information in the file that is not captured on the png file, which may assist to detect the issue.
Are you able to share the file after removing confidential information so we can go through together?
Cheers.
- HewteeAug 22, 2020Copper Contributor
- wumoladAug 22, 2020Iron Contributor
I guess it was because the reference was to a table cell. If you make a reference to another cell, the result was fine. I couldn't figure out what was responsible though.
To resolve this temporarily, if you still want to keep the reference to the table cell, just multiply C2 content by 1, you will be good.
=RankingResults[@[E.Mindset Overall Score]]*1
Cheers