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Hi,
As described there are several conditions that you logic will not trap. For example what if A1 is blank. For those conditions this formula returns 'Unspecified'. =IF(AND(A1="JMD",ISNUMBER(B1+C1)),B1*C1,IF(A1="USD ",B1,"Unspecified")) Mike "Tufail" wrote: hello, B1 has value, C1 has exchange rate and some time doesn't have so that's why I am using following formula: =B1/IF(C1=0,1,C1) "my formula cell is D1" now what i want that if A1=JMD, B1=any numeric value, C1=any rate, then want apply exchange rate, and if A1=USD, B1=any numeric value, C1=any rate, then need as is value of B1 in D1, i means if A1=USD then don't want apply formula or exchange rate. |