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Matt Bronen 1
Using two different fields in nested If formula
I'm trying to build a seemingly normal nested IF formula but when I use two different fields for the logical tests the second one doesn't seem to impact the reults. Original and updated formula below
ORIGINAL (Works normally):
IF(ISPICKVAL(Opportunity_Source__c, "Inbound"),0,Account.SDR_Sales_Contest_Value__c)
UPDATED (New condition doesn't seem to work):
IF(ISPICKVAL(Opportunity_Source__c, "Inbound"),0,IF( ISPICKVAL(Network__c, "Executive Referral (Advisors, Friends, Board)"),0, Account.SDR_Sales_Contest_Value__c))
Is there a way to change this to work with both picklists included? Thanks!
ORIGINAL (Works normally):
IF(ISPICKVAL(Opportunity_Source__c, "Inbound"),0,Account.SDR_Sales_Contest_Value__c)
UPDATED (New condition doesn't seem to work):
IF(ISPICKVAL(Opportunity_Source__c, "Inbound"),0,IF( ISPICKVAL(Network__c, "Executive Referral (Advisors, Friends, Board)"),0, Account.SDR_Sales_Contest_Value__c))
Is there a way to change this to work with both picklists included? Thanks!
Please check the type of your formula field that you have created and the type of SDR_Sales_Contest_Value__c field of account, if they both are text then replace 0 bt '0' from your formula as:
iF(ISPICKVAL(Opportunity_Source__c, "Inbound"), '0', IF( ISPICKVAL(Network__c, "Executive Referral (Advisors, Friends, Board)"), '0', Account.SDR_Sales_Contest_Value__c))
The SDR_Sales_Contest_Value__c, formula field and value that you specify in your formula when the condition is true (0in your case) must be of the same type.
I hope you find the above solution helpful. If it does, please mark as Best Answer to help others too.
Thanks,
Ajay Dubedi