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anyone know if you can write in an if statement "=if(B1"ends with a 7",B1+4,
B1+11)??? I don't know how to say "ends with a 7".. -- nikki |
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RIGHT(B1,1) will return the last character of B1, so you could write:
=IF(RIGHT(B1,1)="7",B1+4,B1+11) Note that RIGHT returns a string - hence the quotes. Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 7, 3:04*pm, nikki wrote: anyone know if you can write in an if statement "=if(B1"ends with a 7",B1+4, B1+11)??? I don't know how to say "ends with a 7".. -- nikki |
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Good one Pete..........my bad.
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Pete_UK" wrote: RIGHT(B1,1) will return the last character of B1, so you could write: =IF(RIGHT(B1,1)="7",B1+4,B1+11) Note that RIGHT returns a string - hence the quotes. Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 7, 3:04 pm, nikki wrote: anyone know if you can write in an if statement "=if(B1"ends with a 7",B1+4, B1+11)??? I don't know how to say "ends with a 7".. -- nikki |
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Hi Chuck,
Google Groups has been acting up for a week or so and is not showing all posts - I can see your earlier posting by using OE, but not through this portal (which I've gotten used to, so tend to use most often), so this posting of yours was a bit of a surprise. I nearly missed the quotes myself !! <bg Pete On Feb 7, 3:29*pm, CLR wrote: Good one Pete..........my bad. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Pete_UK" wrote: RIGHT(B1,1) will return the last character of B1, so you could write: =IF(RIGHT(B1,1)="7",B1+4,B1+11) Note that RIGHT returns a string - hence the quotes. Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 7, 3:04 pm, nikki wrote: anyone know if you can write in an if statement "=if(B1"ends with a 7",B1+4, B1+11)??? I don't know how to say "ends with a 7".. -- nikki- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Yeah, that's what I get for not testing........gotta remember, TEST, TEST,
TEST!!! Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Pete_UK" wrote: Hi Chuck, Google Groups has been acting up for a week or so and is not showing all posts - I can see your earlier posting by using OE, but not through this portal (which I've gotten used to, so tend to use most often), so this posting of yours was a bit of a surprise. I nearly missed the quotes myself !! <bg Pete On Feb 7, 3:29 pm, CLR wrote: Good one Pete..........my bad. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Pete_UK" wrote: RIGHT(B1,1) will return the last character of B1, so you could write: =IF(RIGHT(B1,1)="7",B1+4,B1+11) Note that RIGHT returns a string - hence the quotes. Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 7, 3:04 pm, nikki wrote: anyone know if you can write in an if statement "=if(B1"ends with a 7",B1+4, B1+11)??? I don't know how to say "ends with a 7".. -- nikki- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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=IF(RIGHT(B1,1)=7,B1+4,B1+11)
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "nikki" wrote: anyone know if you can write in an if statement "=if(B1"ends with a 7",B1+4, B1+11)??? I don't know how to say "ends with a 7".. -- nikki |
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OOOPS, forgot the quotes..........see Pete's answer
=IF(RIGHT(B1,1)="7",B1+4,B1+11) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "CLR" wrote: =IF(RIGHT(B1,1)=7,B1+4,B1+11) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "nikki" wrote: anyone know if you can write in an if statement "=if(B1"ends with a 7",B1+4, B1+11)??? I don't know how to say "ends with a 7".. -- nikki |
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