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I am working on a spread sheet where I am calculating the percentage of
retail markdowns. I am using the formula below: =SUM((H3-J3)/H3) But, in some cases j will be empty, so I want it to use i instead. Is there a formula I can use to make it use i if j is empty? Thanks so much! |
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check your other post
"Michelle" wrote: I am working on a spread sheet where I am calculating the percentage of retail markdowns. I am using the formula below: =SUM((H3-J3)/H3) But, in some cases j will be empty, so I want it to use i instead. Is there a formula I can use to make it use i if j is empty? Thanks so much! |
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=H3-(IF(J3="",I3,J3))/H3
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Michelle" wrote in message ... I am working on a spread sheet where I am calculating the percentage of retail markdowns. I am using the formula below: =SUM((H3-J3)/H3) But, in some cases j will be empty, so I want it to use i instead. Is there a formula I can use to make it use i if j is empty? Thanks so much! |
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Thanks, guys, I appreciate your help!
Mike, I posted here b/c I thought I posted in the wrong place, sorry for the double post! "Bob Phillips" wrote: =H3-(IF(J3="",I3,J3))/H3 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Michelle" wrote in message ... I am working on a spread sheet where I am calculating the percentage of retail markdowns. I am using the formula below: =SUM((H3-J3)/H3) But, in some cases j will be empty, so I want it to use i instead. Is there a formula I can use to make it use i if j is empty? Thanks so much! |
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