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Default IF-more than 7 arguments

You could separate it out in multiple columns.
For example, column A would have the formula you have provided.
Column B would contain an if statement like you said (if T14 is equal to the
word "Forever" the result should be "0").
And your final column (the one where you want the data) would say something
like
if(B14=0,0,A14)

Hope this helps.

"Carolina" wrote:

The following formula is working perfectly but I now need to add one more
test....
I need to check T14...if T14 is equal to the word "Forever" the result
should be "0" and there should not be any more testing

=IF(G14=Z$3,(V14*AA$3),IF(G14=Z$4,(V14*AA$4),IF(G1 4=Z$5,(V14*AA$5),IF(G14=Z$6,(V14*AA$6),IF(G14=Z$7, (V14*AA$7),IF(G14=Z$8,(V14*AA$8),IF(G14=Z$9,(V14*A A$9))))))))

How can I simplify this equation to include the additional test?

Thanks.