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Hi there
You may also try the formulas
=(D14="Pass")*1 Or =--(D14="Pass")
I hope this also helps you
Regards
Jeovany
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I am trying to multiply =(True)*1 and I get the following Error: #VALUE!. The cell that I am multiplying the 'True' from is from the following formula: =IF(D14="Pass","True","False"). What can I do to correct this?
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Hello,
Please try this formula: =IF(D14="Pass",TRUE,FALSE)*1
But, can I know why you need to multiple the formula with 1? If you are looking for output "1" if the condition is true and "0" if the condition is false, please use this formula: =IF(D14="Pass",1,0)
Best Regards,
Chitrahaas