if and and statements
 

Looking for help with a 2 x 4 matrix with the following conditions

A1 B1 C1
Answer
3 0 1
A1*4+2
3 0 2
0
3 1 1
A1*2+1
3 1 2
0

=IF(AND(B1=0,C1=1),+A1*4*2,IF(AND(B1=0,C1=2),0,IF( AND(B1=1,C1=0),+A1*2+1,IF(AND(B1=1,C1=2),0,""))))

This turns up as FALSE. Makes no sense? maybe brackets around formula?

PS--- I could simplify by using the "0" for any case where c1 is 2; BUT,
first I would like to get this to work.

Any Ideas?

Thanks

if and and statements
 

I am not sure that I completely understand your question.

But a couple of comments:
- I think your 3 1 1 example should read 3 1 0
- 0 is FALSE any other number is TRUE
it just depends on how the cell is formatted

hope this helps

Combining multiple if & and statements Wrote:
Looking for help with a 2 x 4 matrix with the following conditions

A1 B1 C1
Answer
3 0 1
A1*4+2
3 0 2
0
3 1 1
A1*2+1
3 1 2
0

=IF(AND(B1=0,C1=1),+A1*4*2,IF(AND(B1=0,C1=2),0,IF( AND(B1=1,C1=0),+A1*2+1,IF(AND(B1=1,C1=2),0,""))))

This turns up as FALSE. Makes no sense? maybe brackets around
formula?

PS--- I could simplify by using the "0" for any case where c1 is 2;
BUT,
first I would like to get this to work.

Any Ideas?

Thanks


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if and and statements
 

Look in the help index for AND
=and(condition1,condition2)
=and(condition1,condition2,condition3)

AND get rid of your + at the start of a formula
),+A1*4*2,IF
),A1*4*2,IF
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Looking for help with a 2 x 4 matrix with the following conditions

A1 B1 C1
Answer
3 0 1
A1*4+2
3 0 2
0
3 1 1
A1*2+1
3 1 2
0

=IF(AND(B1=0,C1=1(AND(B1=0,C1=2),0,IF(AND(B1=1,C1= 0),+A1*2+1,IF(AND(B1=1,C1=2),0,""))))

This turns up as FALSE. Makes no sense? maybe brackets around formula?

PS--- I could simplify by using the "0" for any case where c1 is 2; BUT,
first I would like to get this to work.

Any Ideas?

Thanks