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EvanMartinez
8 years agoModerator
Hi Rebecca,
So currently your clients are entering or putting in all of these SKUs and they aren't using one set delimiter? So it could be a comma, a space, or other character? There isn't anything consistent to help identify one entry from another?
So currently your clients are entering or putting in all of these SKUs and they aren't using one set delimiter? So it could be a comma, a space, or other character? There isn't anything consistent to help identify one entry from another?
- RebeccaRebecca8 years agoQrew TraineeNot currently. If forcing them to use one delimiter would allow me to solve for a count of the values entered, then I could make that sacrifice.
- EvanMartinez8 years agoModeratorHi Rebecca,
I was going to say something similar to what Mark posted below, it is going to require a pretty long formula to check on all of those different fields but it is possible to build out so long as you have a reliable breaking character to read off of. In his example he is doing it off of /n but alternatively it could be off of a ; or : between each entry. A reliable delimiter would allow you to utilize a formula like this. Then the Count will add up all the non blank Part entries. - QuickBaseCoachD8 years agoQrew Captain... my formula will break on a space, or a comma or surprisingly the carriage return (new line) character.
- EvanMartinez8 years agoModeratorI have been starring at enough formulas today I didn't even see that comma in there at first glance.