Max,
Slight change in cells to: =IF(E4="","",IF(E4<"Issued",0,G4*I4)) I think
this is close to working but I am trying to use an entered date (like
1/6/2006 or any date in E4) take the place of the word €śIssued€ť for the same
result of G4*I4. The only other word I want to use in this function is
€śDecline€ť,0.
So I think it would be something like:
=IF(E4="","",IF(E4="???",G4*I4,IF(E4=€ťDecline€ť ,0))) The question mark part
of this argument needs to be replaced with something that would enable a date
entry to allow G4*I4. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
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Thank you,
Trying Hard
"Max" wrote:
Not very sure, but think we could try:
=IF(E4="","",IF(E4="Issued",F4*H4,IF(E4="Declined" ,0,IF(E4="Pending",0))))
Added on a front check for E4 is empty: .. IF(E4="","",
and simplified "F4*0" to just a plain zero
Or, perhaps just use:
=IF(E4="","",IF(E4<"Issued",0,F4*H4))
may suffice
Test it out ..
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Max
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"Trying Hard" wrote in message
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Hello,
I am trying to get a cell with date information in it to enable a formula
of
some other cells to happen, in other words when a date is not entered that
particular cell is empty therefore the corresponding formula cells are not
enabled. Here is a function that works but only when the referanced cell
has
either "Pending/Issued/Declined"
=IF(E4="Issued",F4*H4,IF(E4="Declined",F4*0,IF(E4= "Pending",0))). I would
like this function to result correctly with a date entry in the referanced
cell rather then wording.
How can I do this?
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Thank you,
Trying Hard