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Help! with IF statement
Hi
I can't get it right, I've designed a database and designed a Scalextric race track with all the part numbers in Column A, Qty in Column D, Current Stock in Column F and to Buy in Column G. This is what I have tried =IF(F19=0,"",IF((D19-F19)<=0,"",D19-F19)) This works to a point, it does all the other things I wanted but does not put the Qty required in Column G, it leaves that cell blank Example I have A D F G C8235 15 blank blank result should be 15 in Column G as I need 15 of Part C8235 for this track and I'm showing none in stock in column F so column G should show 15 needed to buy. Another example A D F G C8205 70 9 61 result should be 61 in Column G NOTE - if a part is not used result in column G should be blank |
Help! with IF statement
I think the first part is redundant. Try:
=IF((D19-F19)<=0,"",D19-F19) The formula will treat blank or zero in F19 as zero so you'll never evaluate the other part of the formula. Regards Trevor "Tommo" wrote in message ... Hi I can't get it right, I've designed a database and designed a Scalextric race track with all the part numbers in Column A, Qty in Column D, Current Stock in Column F and to Buy in Column G. This is what I have tried =IF(F19=0,"",IF((D19-F19)<=0,"",D19-F19)) This works to a point, it does all the other things I wanted but does not put the Qty required in Column G, it leaves that cell blank Example I have A D F G C8235 15 blank blank result should be 15 in Column G as I need 15 of Part C8235 for this track and I'm showing none in stock in column F so column G should show 15 needed to buy. Another example A D F G C8205 70 9 61 result should be 61 in Column G NOTE - if a part is not used result in column G should be blank |
Help! with IF statement
Hi Tommo,
If I understand you correctly, it is just the first bit of your formula that is wrong. Instead of =IF(F19=0........ Shouldn't it be =IF(D19=0........ HTH Martin "Tommo" wrote in message ... Hi I can't get it right, I've designed a database and designed a Scalextric race track with all the part numbers in Column A, Qty in Column D, Current Stock in Column F and to Buy in Column G. This is what I have tried =IF(F19=0,"",IF((D19-F19)<=0,"",D19-F19)) This works to a point, it does all the other things I wanted but does not put the Qty required in Column G, it leaves that cell blank Example I have A D F G C8235 15 blank blank result should be 15 in Column G as I need 15 of Part C8235 for this track and I'm showing none in stock in column F so column G should show 15 needed to buy. Another example A D F G C8205 70 9 61 result should be 61 in Column G NOTE - if a part is not used result in column G should be blank |
Help! with IF statement
Maybe this:
=IF(A19="","",IF((D19-F19)<=0,"",D19-F19)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Tommo" wrote: Hi I can't get it right, I've designed a database and designed a Scalextric race track with all the part numbers in Column A, Qty in Column D, Current Stock in Column F and to Buy in Column G. This is what I have tried =IF(F19=0,"",IF((D19-F19)<=0,"",D19-F19)) This works to a point, it does all the other things I wanted but does not put the Qty required in Column G, it leaves that cell blank Example I have A D F G C8235 15 blank blank result should be 15 in Column G as I need 15 of Part C8235 for this track and I'm showing none in stock in column F so column G should show 15 needed to buy. Another example A D F G C8205 70 9 61 result should be 61 in Column G NOTE - if a part is not used result in column G should be blank |
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