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This may be real simple, but...
I am trying to do an IF equation but I have two values that I want to be
true, how would I go about this? Basically I want 2 or 3 to equal €œgo€ and everything else equal €œno go€. I have tried to use something like this IF((B3+B4)=2<3,€no go€,€go€ but that did not work. Thank you all for your help. |
This may be real simple, but...
Not sure what you want but I think you want "no go" if B3+B4 equals 2 or 3,
and "go" if not. If that's what you want: =IF(OR(B3+B4=2,B3+B4=3),"go","no go") HTH Otto "Cerberus" wrote in message ... I am trying to do an IF equation but I have two values that I want to be true, how would I go about this? Basically I want 2 or 3 to equal "go" and everything else equal "no go". I have tried to use something like this IF((B3+B4)=2<3,"no go","go" but that did not work. Thank you all for your help. |
This may be real simple, but...
=IF(OR(B3+B4=2,B3+B4=3),"go","no go")
Hope this helps, Hutch "Cerberus" wrote: I am trying to do an IF equation but I have two values that I want to be true, how would I go about this? Basically I want 2 or 3 to equal €œgo€ and everything else equal €œno go€. I have tried to use something like this IF((B3+B4)=2<3,€no go€,€go€ but that did not work. Thank you all for your help. |
This may be real simple, but...
hi
your request is a bit confusing but i think this may help... =IF(OR(B3+B4=2,B3+B4=3),"no go", "go") post back if i'm off from your meaning. Regards FSt1 "Cerberus" wrote: I am trying to do an IF equation but I have two values that I want to be true, how would I go about this? Basically I want 2 or 3 to equal €œgo€ and everything else equal €œno go€. I have tried to use something like this IF((B3+B4)=2<3,€no go€,€go€ but that did not work. Thank you all for your help. |
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Here, B3+B4 is calculated once:
=IF(OR(B3+B4={2,3}),"Go", "No Go") -- HTH Dana DeLouis "Cerberus" wrote in message ... I am trying to do an IF equation but I have two values that I want to be true, how would I go about this? Basically I want 2 or 3 to equal €œgo€ and everything else equal €œno go€. I have tried to use something like this IF((B3+B4)=2<3,€no go€,€go€ but that did not work. Thank you all for your help. |
This may be real simple, but...
=IF(OR(B3+B4=2,(B3+B4=3)),"go","no go")
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 10:05:12 -0700, Cerberus wrote: I am trying to do an IF equation but I have two values that I want to be true, how would I go about this? Basically I want 2 or 3 to equal “go” and everything else equal “no go”. I have tried to use something like this IF((B3+B4)=2<3,”no go”,”go” but that did not work. Thank you all for your help. |
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,How about this.
if(and((B3+b4)2,(B3+B4)<3)),"no go","go) in english. if sum is greater than 2 and sum is less than 3 then true ("no go") else false ("go") "Dana DeLouis" wrote: Here, B3+B4 is calculated once: =IF(OR(B3+B4={2,3}),"Go", "No Go") -- HTH Dana DeLouis "Cerberus" wrote in message ... I am trying to do an IF equation but I have two values that I want to be true, how would I go about this? Basically I want 2 or 3 to equal €œgo€ and everything else equal €œno go€. I have tried to use something like this IF((B3+B4)=2<3,€no go€,€go€ but that did not work. Thank you all for your help. |
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