Hi!
You don't need AND. It's not doing anything!
=IF(AND(A2="Laptop Display"),10,IF(AND(A2="Desktop Display"),20,""))
=IF(A2="Laptop Display",10,IF(A2="Desktop Display",20,""))
AND is used to check multiple conditions:
=IF(AND(A2="Laptop Display",B2="Desktop Display"), TRUE,FALSE)
Biff
"Rodney" wrote in message
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Explanation:
The formula reads..
If a2="laptop display" give it a 10
If a2="desktop display" give it a 20
the AND's connect the formula query
if any of the queries returns a false reading eg:"Monitor Display"
then leave the cell blank (the two quotation marks at end.. "")
you can substitute the numbers to taste/requirements
HTH
=IF(AND(A2="Laptop Display"),10,IF(AND(A2="Desktop Display"),20,""))
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