I am assuming you misspoke when you said ..."So that it won't take into
account the rows that do not contain blank values for BJ"...
I am assuming that if BJ contains a blank value, you don't want the rest of
the formula to evaluate. My formula modified would be this...

=IF(OR(BJ230="",X230="favorable"),"",IF(OR(BD230=" overturned",AW230="overturned",AN230="overturned", AG230="overturned"),IF(BN230<0,"Yes","No"),""))

Also, note: When posting a question, please post entire question, rather
than back and forth follow up. No where in your original question was any
regards to BJ230.


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John C


"akemeny" wrote:

With either of the two functions that were given to me... where would I put
the following:

If BJ230="",""

So that it won't take into account the rows that do not contain blank values
for BJ

"akemeny" wrote:

Ok... heres what I'm working with. I have a spreadsheet that contains links
to other spreadsheets. In this linked spreadsheet I also have one column
that is not linked (column BQ) which is where the function is going.

Here's where I get stumped. The current function that I'm using is:

=IF(X230="favorable","",
IF(BN230="","No",IF(OR(BN230="",BD230="overturned" ,AW230="overturned",AN230="overturned",AG230="over turned"),"No",IF(BN230<"0","Yes",""))))

What I need for the function to do is:
1. Look at columns BD, AW, AN, AG for the term "Overturned"
2. Look at column BN for a balance (will be a negative balance)
3. Change the cell value that contains the function to No if 1 is true and 2
is false
4. Change the cell value that contains the function to Yes if both are true
5. Leave the cell blank if it doesn't find Overturned in 1

Any help would be greatly appreciated.