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plfazeli
Level II

OR formula

Hey can someone see if you can tell what's wrong with this formula? I want to stay that if any of these column names contains a value that is "EFV" then return the value of 1 for each row into the new column. 

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jthi
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Re: OR formula

You have to compare them one by one. Or you can utilize Contains with a list

Contains(Eval List({:Column 1, :Column 2, :Column 3}), "a") > 0

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There are also other methods

-Jarmo

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