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calculated Email column
i'm trying to set a calculated Email column
When i set this formula to concatenate from First Nam & Name it works perfectly
=[First Name]&""&NAME&"@"&"somedomain.some"
The problem is one user have her email in a different format and cannot use the previous formula
Can i use an IF function ?
I try this but i'm newbie and can't get it to work..is it possible ?
=IF([First Name]="Ash","email address",""","
(IF[First Name]&""&NAME&"@"&"somedomain.some""))
Thanks
The syntax is like this 🙂
=IF([First Name]="Ash","HerEmail",[First Name]&""&NAME&"@"&"somedomain.some")
If it's her name then set her email, else set the whats inputed 🙂
Syntax is the same as in Excel:
=IF( condition1 , IF( condition2, TRUE , FALSE) , IF( condition3, TRUE , FALSE) )
The syntax is like this 🙂
=IF([First Name]="Ash","HerEmail",[First Name]&""&NAME&"@"&"somedomain.some")
If it's her name then set her email, else set the whats inputed 🙂
Syntax is the same as in Excel:
=IF( condition1 , IF( condition2, TRUE , FALSE) , IF( condition3, TRUE , FALSE) )
- Final question...
Suppose i wand to remove a special french character from her name example: "É" and replace it with no accent "E" in HerEnail address ?- =REPLACE([YourColumnname],FIND("É",[YourColumnname]),1," E ") Should do it 🙂
I tried this and seems to work for multiple exeption
=IF([First Name]="Ash","HerEmail",IF([First Name]="Carol Ann","HerEmail",[First Name]&""&NAME&"@"&"somedomain.come"))- Yes exactly! It becomes basicly nested in each other. 🙂 You can also do as I wrote in the example above!
- Another question
Can i have multile IF statment
Suppose that i have 1 more or other users that need special synthax ?
