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Combining 2 IF statements
I record a date in 'A1' when I receive registered documents.
My 'IF' statement in C1 then adds "working on file" in C1. I then record a date in B1 when I forward the file on. I wish to replace the "working on file" statement with "passed" when a date is entered into B1. I tried =IF(A1&B11,"PASSED",IF(A11,"working on file","") but it doesn't work. Can you help? -- Browny |
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Combining 2 IF statements
Do you need to test both A1 and B1? If there is a value in B1, wouldn't it
be safe to assume there is (or should be) a value in A1? =IF(B11,"PASSED",IF(A11,"working on file","") If you need to check both, you could revise your existing formula: =IF(AND(A11, B11), "PASSED", IF(A11,"working on file","") "Browny" wrote: I record a date in 'A1' when I receive registered documents. My 'IF' statement in C1 then adds "working on file" in C1. I then record a date in B1 when I forward the file on. I wish to replace the "working on file" statement with "passed" when a date is entered into B1. I tried =IF(A1&B11,"PASSED",IF(A11,"working on file","") but it doesn't work. Can you help? -- Browny |
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Combining 2 IF statements
Thanks JMB
i need to test both and it worked fine, much appricated -- Browny "JMB" wrote: Do you need to test both A1 and B1? If there is a value in B1, wouldn't it be safe to assume there is (or should be) a value in A1? =IF(B11,"PASSED",IF(A11,"working on file","") If you need to check both, you could revise your existing formula: =IF(AND(A11, B11), "PASSED", IF(A11,"working on file","") "Browny" wrote: I record a date in 'A1' when I receive registered documents. My 'IF' statement in C1 then adds "working on file" in C1. I then record a date in B1 when I forward the file on. I wish to replace the "working on file" statement with "passed" when a date is entered into B1. I tried =IF(A1&B11,"PASSED",IF(A11,"working on file","") but it doesn't work. Can you help? -- Browny |
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Combining 2 IF statements
quite welcome - thanks for the feedback
"Browny" wrote: Thanks JMB i need to test both and it worked fine, much appricated -- Browny "JMB" wrote: Do you need to test both A1 and B1? If there is a value in B1, wouldn't it be safe to assume there is (or should be) a value in A1? =IF(B11,"PASSED",IF(A11,"working on file","") If you need to check both, you could revise your existing formula: =IF(AND(A11, B11), "PASSED", IF(A11,"working on file","") "Browny" wrote: I record a date in 'A1' when I receive registered documents. My 'IF' statement in C1 then adds "working on file" in C1. I then record a date in B1 when I forward the file on. I wish to replace the "working on file" statement with "passed" when a date is entered into B1. I tried =IF(A1&B11,"PASSED",IF(A11,"working on file","") but it doesn't work. Can you help? -- Browny |
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