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Alternatives to IF statements using SWITCH() in Airtable
The SWITCH() function can be a big time-saver when you’re working with conditional-heavy formulas (e.g. nested IF() statements). Learn more about using this function as an alternative to nested IF() statements. NOTE When writing long form...
Updated on : 28 Mar 2024
Evaluating arguments using AND() and OR() in Airtable
This article covers how to evaluate arguments using AND() and OR() to streamline your team's and organization's work. Introduction Understanding AND() and OR() Using AND() in Airtable Using AND() AND() can be used ...
Updated on : 17 Jan 2024
Identifying blank values in Airtable
Finding an empty field This content is part of a guided course that includes the BLANK() function. The BLANK() function can identify an empty value in a field or output an empty value in a formula. Typically, the BLANK() function is used withi...
Updated on : 03 May 2024
Using true and false functions in Airtable
This article covers how to use TRUE() and FALSE() functions to streamline your team's and organization's work. Introduction TRUE() and FALSE() functions overview TRUE() and FALSE() functions NOTE TRUE() and FALSE()...
Updated on : 14 Dec 2023
Catching errors in Airtable using logical functions
In this article, we’ll cover different approaches to identifying and outputting errors in a formula field. Introduction ERROR() ERROR() is a logical function that returns the error value. This means that you can output an error messag...
Updated on : 04 Dec 2023
Using XOR() and NOT() functions in Airtable
This article covers how to use XOR and NOT() functions to streamline your team's and organization's work. Introduction Using XOR() in Airtable Using X0R() XOR returns a true value if an odd number of arguments ...
Updated on : 14 Dec 2023