“A value with “2” will occur twice as often as a value with “1”. All values are assigned a “1” when no rules are matched.”
I remember using this and simply putting 10 for one column, and 1 for another and the first column would be 10x more.
Hi aogaco,
You would need to set the rule to true.
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Ah, thats a new change, thank you so much!
I’ve now made it so that blank rules always evaluate to true to avoid similar confusion.
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Very cool, thank Mr. Mockaroo
It used to be that if you wanted to write a rule that always applied, you needed to set the formula to “true”. This is no longer the case. You can just leave the rule blank.