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Can I use two formulas in a cell? If so, how? I would like to use
=MAX(SUM($F$4:F5)-50,0) and =IF(A5<=TODAY(),J5+329.230769230769,"") Thanks |
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Correction
I want to use the first formula and have it do the same as the second formula. So I would like to use =IF(A5<=TODAY(),MAX(SUM($F$4:F5)-50,0) "Kevin" wrote: Can I use two formulas in a cell? If so, how? I would like to use =MAX(SUM($F$4:F5)-50,0) and =IF(A5<=TODAY(),J5+329.230769230769,"") Thanks |
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two formulas
You need another closing parentheses.
Kevin wrote: Correction I want to use the first formula and have it do the same as the second formula. So I would like to use =IF(A5<=TODAY(),MAX(SUM($F$4:F5)-50,0) "Kevin" wrote: Can I use two formulas in a cell? If so, how? I would like to use =MAX(SUM($F$4:F5)-50,0) and =IF(A5<=TODAY(),J5+329.230769230769,"") Thanks |
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Never mind, I got it to work
"Kevin" wrote: Can I use two formulas in a cell? If so, how? I would like to use =MAX(SUM($F$4:F5)-50,0) and =IF(A5<=TODAY(),J5+329.230769230769,"") Thanks |
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If you could, what would you expect the output to be, or look like?
Kevin wrote: Can I use two formulas in a cell? If so, how? I would like to use =MAX(SUM($F$4:F5)-50,0) and =IF(A5<=TODAY(),J5+329.230769230769,"") Thanks |
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