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How to terminate a condition (IF) at its first occurance?
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How to terminate a condition (IF) at its first occurance?
Another IF statement to check the previous cell in the same column.
So, if your formula is in column G starting at G3:-
IF(G2="",(your formula),"")
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(Steve Lim) wrote in message . com...
I apologize in advance if this is unclear.
I am new to excel, and trying to do a simple formula. In this case,
its a nested IF formula like the following...
=IF(F3F$2*5,"5",IF(F3F$2*4,"Q",IF(F3F$2*3,"T",I F(F3F$2*2,"D",""))))
Basically the column on the left checks the adjacent column on the
right to see if its 2, 3 or 4 times more than a fixed value (@ cell
F2). If it is, it will stick a label like D(ouble) or T(riple) etc.
The problem is, the values on the right keep accending.. and the label
is valued as TRUE for all of them.. so I get something like
D
D
D
D
T
T
In the left column.
My question is, how can I make excel just label the *first occurance*
of the doubling and tripling instead of all values that are than
double etc.
Thanks.
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