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Im new to formulas,

My issue is i want to display the current location of said item and keep the old locations so for now i have three columns Location1 Location2 and Location3 and i want to have a calculated column called "current location" showing whichever is the latest location,

for example if column2 is blank then show column 1 and if column 3 is blank then show column 2.

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  • So did you get the calculated column to work?
    – Tally
    Commented Jun 7, 2019 at 14:36

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You could use this formula:

=IF(ISBLANK([Column 2]),[Column 1],IF(ISBLANK([Column 3]),[Column 2]))
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Hi SPistotallyawesome,

This post deals with nest IF statements in a calculated column; they are fiddly to begin with.

As Ryan mentions in his answer, download Notepad++ - it's free and it has a cool chameleon icon, what more could you want!

If you need some more examples to study browse through the Calculated Column Tag to see related questions.

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