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I have a list of stores that have goals each month.
(store # is in col a, actual sales in col b, goal sales in col c,
actual-goal in col d

I want it to do the following:
if(and(col d0,col d<100)col a,"")
Once it has evaluated that line, I want it to go to the next line and do the
same thing.

Is there a way to do this?

Thank you.

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Put this in E2 and copy it down column E........

=IF(AND(D20,D2<100),A2,"")

Vaya con Dios,
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I have a list of stores that have goals each month.
(store # is in col a, actual sales in col b, goal sales in col c,
actual-goal in col d

I want it to do the following:
if(and(col d0,col d<100)col a,"")
Once it has evaluated that line, I want it to go to the next line and do the
same thing.

Is there a way to do this?

Thank you.

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Thanks Chuck. I guess I wasn't clear. What I want to end up with is a short
list of the 8-10 stores that fit into the criteria. i.e. is the store over
0 and below 100, if it is print the store number, if not, skip it. Go on to
the next store and evaluate it.
Like a Do-Loop.

thanks.

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Put this in E2 and copy it down column E........

=IF(AND(D20,D2<100),A2,"")

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


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I have a list of stores that have goals each month.
(store # is in col a, actual sales in col b, goal sales in col c,
actual-goal in col d

I want it to do the following:
if(and(col d0,col d<100)col a,"")
Once it has evaluated that line, I want it to go to the next line and do the
same thing.

Is there a way to do this?

Thank you.

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Oh, well then, take a look at Data Filter Autofilter choose the
dropdown arrow on your column of interest and select the Custom option and
set up your conditions..........

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"les8" wrote:

Thanks Chuck. I guess I wasn't clear. What I want to end up with is a short
list of the 8-10 stores that fit into the criteria. i.e. is the store over
0 and below 100, if it is print the store number, if not, skip it. Go on to
the next store and evaluate it.
Like a Do-Loop.

thanks.

"CLR" wrote:

Put this in E2 and copy it down column E........

=IF(AND(D20,D2<100),A2,"")

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"les8" wrote:

I have a list of stores that have goals each month.
(store # is in col a, actual sales in col b, goal sales in col c,
actual-goal in col d

I want it to do the following:
if(and(col d0,col d<100)col a,"")
Once it has evaluated that line, I want it to go to the next line and do the
same thing.

Is there a way to do this?

Thank you.

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