I see no error in the code. But the field being checked for emptiness or not always returns FALSE in the IF function.
Ok, instead of asking for a specific formula, maybe I should explain what I am trying to do, as there may be other ways.
I am building a list of Processes.
Each Process will have a LEVEL. So you can have Quality Management, being level 1… which will have several subprocesses… Document Control, Records Control, Internal Audits, etc. Those will be level 2.
And level 2 processes can also have subprocesses…
I want to automatically get the LEVEL of the process.
Based on that process having a SUPERIOR PROCESS or not.
So if I have a process without any superior process selected (it’s a reference cell to the the same table), that process will be level 1.
But if I do select a superior process, then that process will be the level of the superior process PLUS 1.
So if I edit Document Control and select Quality Management (Level 1) as a superior process, it should be 1 (level of Quality Management) plus 1… so Document Control would be level 2.
If I have another process and I select Document Control as Superior Process… thus it will get Document Control (2) plus 1… it will be level 3.
It’s what I am trying to do here, with no success.
If superior process level is different than 1, than 1… else sum superior process level with 1.
Yes, I know that it won´t work if the superior process is 2, as that is different than 1 thus 1, when it should sum 2 with 1 for 3.
That’s why this thread started trying to check BLANK references (if there is no superior level process, than 1). But I changed logic just to try to get at least level 2, but not even that is working.
Instead of checking if the column is equal to an empty string, try just typing in the column like so:
IF ( $Processo_Superior, "True", "False" )
George
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