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Hi, <br />
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just asking: wouldn't be an idea to have another calculated column that is composed of the 3 columns from each content type. <br />
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cya,
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Hi,

just asking: wouldn't be an idea to have another calculated column that is composed of the 3 columns from each content type.

cya,

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Hmmm... I believe that this is exactly what I am asking for. How the formula would look like then?
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Hmmm... I believe that this is exactly what I am asking for. How the formula would look like then?

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I have a list with 3 content types. The list also has a Category column different for each content type. I would like to have a calculated column with that category for each content type so when i have a view with all content types I can have just one Category column instead of 3 for each content type. I tried a couple of ideas I had but I either get a formula error or #VALUE! in that column.<br />
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Is it doable? How should the formula look like? Thx.
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I have a list with 3 content types. The list also has a Category column different for each content type. I would like to have a calculated column with that category for each content type so when i have a view with all content types I can have just one Category column instead of 3 for each content type. I tried a couple of ideas I had but I either get a formula error or #VALUE! in that column.

Is it doable? How should the formula look like? Thx.

Need help with calculated column formula in SP 2010

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