Hello!
I run into this a lot and I’m wondering if there’s a simple toggle I can switch without having to write an entire if statement for it. When I have a column value that’s an empty list, it will appear as
Is there a way to just have it be blank instead?
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Hey Samuel!
I can relate to this and I have two suggestions for you:
- Enable “Allow multiple selections” for that column

- Add
.IfBlank("")
to the end of your formula
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How have I gone this long never using ifblank()? You are a genius, thank you!
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