We’ve now added support for ‘&’ in formula column.
Here are some ways you can use & in your formula:
If you’re using & in the context of two numerical columns, say {Price 1} & {Price 2}, it will basically SUM by default.
If you’re using & with two text columns, say `{Text 1} & {Text 2}, it will create a CONCAT (Concatenate) of two columns and the output will be ‘Text1Text2’
If you’re using & in an IF formula, say
IF({Column 1}>{Column 2} & {Column 2}=1, "Yes", "No")then it will basically use & as a AND logical operator.
You can also use & in the SWITCH () and nested IF() formulas easily.
