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I have a spreadsheet that has NP and PA wages on it, and also the L&D and DB
cost. What I am trying to do is an allocation based on this information. I currently have an if statement that works, except I need to take it one step further and say if the wages in NP or PA or zero, than do NOT allocate anything. How can I go about doing this? Thank you in advance for any help you can provide. |
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I haven't a clue what your initials stand for, and it would have
helped if you had posted your existing formula, but see if you can make sense of this: =IF(OR(np=0,pa=0),0,your_existing_formula) where np is the cell containing your NP data, and pa is the cell containing your PA data. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 11, 10:25 pm, Sr Accountant wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has NP and PA wages on it, and also the L&D and DB cost. What I am trying to do is an allocation based on this information. I currently have an if statement that works, except I need to take it one step further and say if the wages in NP or PA or zero, than do NOT allocate anything. How can I go about doing this? Thank you in advance for any help you can provide. |
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Pete,
Sorry for the confusion. NP = Nurse Practioner and PA = Psychian's Assistant. Here is my current formula, and I think by adding yours all should work just fine. =IF((75-H12)C29,C29,75-H12) Thank you for your time....it's much appreciated! "Pete_UK" wrote: I haven't a clue what your initials stand for, and it would have helped if you had posted your existing formula, but see if you can make sense of this: =IF(OR(np=0,pa=0),0,your_existing_formula) where np is the cell containing your NP data, and pa is the cell containing your PA data. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 11, 10:25 pm, Sr Accountant wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has NP and PA wages on it, and also the L&D and DB cost. What I am trying to do is an allocation based on this information. I currently have an if statement that works, except I need to take it one step further and say if the wages in NP or PA or zero, than do NOT allocate anything. How can I go about doing this? Thank you in advance for any help you can provide. |
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Well, thanks for feeding back - you're welcome.
Pete On Oct 12, 7:07 pm, Sr Accountant wrote: Pete, Sorry for the confusion. NP = Nurse Practioner and PA = Psychian's Assistant. Here is my current formula, and I think by adding yours all should work just fine. =IF((75-H12)C29,C29,75-H12) Thank you for your time....it's much appreciated! "Pete_UK" wrote: I haven't a clue what your initials stand for, and it would have helped if you had posted your existing formula, but see if you can make sense of this: =IF(OR(np=0,pa=0),0,your_existing_formula) where np is the cell containing your NP data, and pa is the cell containing your PA data. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 11, 10:25 pm, Sr Accountant wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has NP and PA wages on it, and also the L&D and DB cost. What I am trying to do is an allocation based on this information. I currently have an if statement that works, except I need to take it one step further and say if the wages in NP or PA or zero, than do NOT allocate anything. How can I go about doing this? Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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