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Hi Pete,
Thank you for your reply. Yes, this is exactly what I needed and worked great. Actually, this was all she needed. There were over 6000 records and she just wanted an easy way to do this rather than going through each one indiviually. Yes, Bob's way look like it would be more flexible and if this was a project that was going to entail using this spreadsheet often I would have liked to try his way but in this case it was a one time thing to give to the Auditor for informational purposes only. I appreciate your quick response and thank you agin for your help!!! Have a great weekend!!!!! "Pete_UK" wrote: Assume Interest rate is in cell I2, then use this formula in your Loan Type column: =IF(I2=0,"Letter of Credit","") then copy down. I suspect you will need other text returned if the percentage is different, so post back with further details. Hope this helps. Pete "Stockwell43" wrote in message ... Hello, My boss needs me to do an IF statment on a spreadsheet. Here is what I need: In the Column "Interest Rate" the cells are percentages 0.00%, 5.50%, 2.25% and so on. In the Loan Type Column are the loan types depending on the Percentage Rate. What I need is this: If Interest rate is 0.00% then Loan Tpye is "Letter of Credit" How do I get Excel to do this if the user enters 0.00% in the interest rate column? Thanks!! |
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