I tried it like a picture.
Insert at causes [,] to remain.
sum should make [,].
How can I neatly combine multiple lists?
I tried it like a picture.
Insert at causes [,] to remain.
sum should make [,].
How can I neatly combine multiple lists?
Hi, @mom7667yafy!
Since you are adding both name
& name1
into one list alllist
before the sum, why not total that list only?
The reason why sum is not happening, because ","
is a string, and sum does not sum strings.
So, instead of summing name + "," + name1
, try this -
sum of list - app alllist
.
Thanks!
If you put 100 lists together, it’s incredibly painful.
If you need to combine 100 lists, how do you do it?
I found the answer by searching the forums (result here). Based on that topic, here’s a screenshot of what I did that worked:
There is a problem with the method presented.
If the list is empty as shown in the attached figure.
I want the list to be displayed as completely empty when it is empty.
In the above picture, however, there are three items.
How can I solve this problem?