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Nested IF's with Logical Arguments - Doing something wrong here
Use AND:
=IF(AND(F28=100,E130,F130,I13=E13*E14*1000/E7),E13*E14*1000/E7,[else what] See my response to your other post. With this question, you don't specify what you want returned if the critieria are NOT matched (this is the [else what] portion above. This could be as simple as returning a blank, "" , or it could be a text message, or another logic test. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "ConfusedNHouston" wrote: Similar to a post of a few minutes ago but actually a different problem: Here's the formula: =IF($F$28=100,IF(E130,IF(F130,I13=E13*E14*1000/$E$7,""))) I'd like it to throw the value of the expression E13*E14*1000/$E$7 into the cell if all three conditions are met. Even when all 3 conditions are met, I get a cell value of FALSE. Is it syntax or am I missing something else. |
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