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- DanLadner1Qrew TraineeThis is working for me--just replace [User List] with the field in question, and you'll need to add conditions for 6-10.
If(
not IsNull(ToUser(Part(ToText([User List]),5,";"))), 5,
not IsNull(ToUser(Part(ToText([User List]),4,";"))), 4,
not IsNull(ToUser(Part(ToText([User List]),3,";"))), 3,
not IsNull(ToUser(Part(ToText([User List]),2,";"))), 2,
not IsNull(ToUser(Part(ToText([User List]),1,";"))), 1
) - RyanRyan3Qrew MemberThat did it. Thank you for your help! Much appreciated!
- BenjaminLarrabeQrew CadetAwesome, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
- ClaireMartinezQuickbase Alumni
Also this formula would work, replace
- with the name of your list user field
var UserList myUserList =- ;
var Text users = SearchAndReplace(SearchAndReplace(Trim(ToText($myUserList))," ;", ";"),"; ",";");Count(Part($users,1,";"),Part($users,2,";"),Part($users,3,";"),Part($users,4,";"),Part($users,5,";"),Part($users,6,";"),Part($users,7,";"),Part($users,8,";"),Part($users,9,";"),Part($users,10,";"),Part($users,11,";"),Part($users,12,";"),Part($users,13,";"),Part($users,14,";"),Part($users,15,";"),Part($users,16,";"),Part($users,17,";"),Part($users,18,";"),Part($users,19,";"),Part($users,20,";"))