I'm have a crazy time trying to get around an error when using indexOf()
on a cell without the index criteria.. in this case a comma: indexOf(",") . BTW, I get the same issue when trying to do a .split(",") on a cell with no commas.
Is there a way around this so if there are no commas, I can give a variable a value?
Here's the code:
/**
@customfunction
*/
function INDEX_TEST(input){
var a = 0;
if (input.indexOf(",") > -1){
a = 999;
}
else {
a = 0;
}
return a;
}
Any help would be appreciated.
Here's a link to a google sheet
You get the error when input
is a number not a string. Numbers do not have indexOf
or any other string methods. So you have to convert it to string:
if (input.toString().indexOf(",")>-1){a = 999;}
or
if ((input + '').indexOf(",")>-1){a = 999;}
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