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nested if
I don't think I have the ending quite right:
if(isna(n4)),if(J4 = .70)),L4,"") What I want is if N4 is na AND if J4 = .70 then I want the value in L4 else I don't want a value. I'm trying to get all the new values on the ones that aren't matched from a vlookup in n4. tia, |
nested if
Try this:
=IF(AND(ISNA(N4),J4=0.7),L4,"") HTH, Elkar "Janis" wrote: I don't think I have the ending quite right: if(isna(n4)),if(J4 = .70)),L4,"") What I want is if N4 is na AND if J4 = .70 then I want the value in L4 else I don't want a value. I'm trying to get all the new values on the ones that aren't matched from a vlookup in n4. tia, |
nested if
=IF(AND(ISNA(N4),J4=.7),L4,"")
Regards Trevor "Janis" wrote in message ... I don't think I have the ending quite right: if(isna(n4)),if(J4 = .70)),L4,"") What I want is if N4 is na AND if J4 = .70 then I want the value in L4 else I don't want a value. I'm trying to get all the new values on the ones that aren't matched from a vlookup in n4. tia, |
nested if
Try it like this:
=IF(AND(ISNA(N4),J4=0.7),L4,"") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Janis" wrote in message ... I don't think I have the ending quite right: if(isna(n4)),if(J4 = .70)),L4,"") What I want is if N4 is na AND if J4 = .70 then I want the value in L4 else I don't want a value. I'm trying to get all the new values on the ones that aren't matched from a vlookup in n4. tia, |
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