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IF stmnt with a nested AND statement - need help
Using Excel, I have 3 conditions, lets say a1 is apple, a2 is apple,
a3 is pear. In C1 - I do a simple if...comparing if a1=a2, "match", else "error" so then I go to D1 - and i want to focus on the error columns - catching any instances where the record above may say match in column C but also that the info in column a matches as well. This is what i have come up with so far but I am getting a "this formula has an error" message. formula for column D ... =if(d1="match", "match", If(D2="error" and D1="match" and a1=a2, "match", "error")), I am comparing cell above to cell below - if match say match. Then I look at the cell below and if it already says match - leave alone.... but if it says error - go look at the cell above to see if the contents in top row top column match the second row top column- if these match, then say match.... otherwise say error. Unfortunately the person I am doing this for only has excel and not access. Anyone help out here? |
IF stmnt with a nested AND statement - need help
To use more than one condition in an If statement, use the And function, as in:
=if(and(d2="error",d1="match",a1=a2),true,false) -- Regards, Fred wrote in message ps.com... Using Excel, I have 3 conditions, lets say a1 is apple, a2 is apple, a3 is pear. In C1 - I do a simple if...comparing if a1=a2, "match", else "error" so then I go to D1 - and i want to focus on the error columns - catching any instances where the record above may say match in column C but also that the info in column a matches as well. This is what i have come up with so far but I am getting a "this formula has an error" message. formula for column D ... =if(d1="match", "match", If(D2="error" and D1="match" and a1=a2, "match", "error")), I am comparing cell above to cell below - if match say match. Then I look at the cell below and if it already says match - leave alone.... but if it says error - go look at the cell above to see if the contents in top row top column match the second row top column- if these match, then say match.... otherwise say error. Unfortunately the person I am doing this for only has excel and not access. Anyone help out here? |
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