Sahitya

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I have to change the name as per the group in 'Type' column. it is working fine if it is represented as single name, but not with multiple names.

Eg., For Apple, Orange, Watermelon, it should come as Medium, Soft

Formula used in 'Type' Column -

=IF(OR([@Names]="Orange",[@Names]="Watermelon",[@Names]="Banana"),"Soft",IF([@Names]="Apple","Medium",
IF([@Names]="Pineapple","Hard",
"Check Names")))

NamesType
OrangeSoft
PineappleHard
Apple, Orange, WatermelonCheck Names
OrangeSoft
BananaSoft
Watermelon, PineappleCheck Names

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