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I am trying to come up with a double IF statement and I'm not sure if any
sort of formula exists. I am actually using text as well. I want to do something like IF cell A5="SOMATIC" and cell A6="VISUAL" then cell A7="SOMATICVISUAL". I basically can't figure out the "logical test" part of the syntax. Might look something like this? =IF(A5="SOMATIC;A6="VISUAL","SOMATICVISUAL","") That didn't work. Neither did a colon in place of the semicolon, or parentheses around the second IF statement. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! |
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Use AND
IF(AND(A5="SOMATIC",A6="VISUAL"),"SOMATICVISUAL"," ") "GLHEC-BLS" wrote: I am trying to come up with a double IF statement and I'm not sure if any sort of formula exists. I am actually using text as well. I want to do something like IF cell A5="SOMATIC" and cell A6="VISUAL" then cell A7="SOMATICVISUAL". I basically can't figure out the "logical test" part of the syntax. Might look something like this? =IF(A5="SOMATIC;A6="VISUAL","SOMATICVISUAL","") That didn't work. Neither did a colon in place of the semicolon, or parentheses around the second IF statement. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! |
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Awesome! It works great. Thanks a lot.
"akphidelt" wrote: Use AND IF(AND(A5="SOMATIC",A6="VISUAL"),"SOMATICVISUAL"," ") "GLHEC-BLS" wrote: I am trying to come up with a double IF statement and I'm not sure if any sort of formula exists. I am actually using text as well. I want to do something like IF cell A5="SOMATIC" and cell A6="VISUAL" then cell A7="SOMATICVISUAL". I basically can't figure out the "logical test" part of the syntax. Might look something like this? =IF(A5="SOMATIC;A6="VISUAL","SOMATICVISUAL","") That didn't work. Neither did a colon in place of the semicolon, or parentheses around the second IF statement. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! |
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Hi GD
Try this: =IF(AND(A5="SOMATIC",A6="VISUAL"),"SOMATICVISUAL", "") "GLHEC-BLS" wrote in message ... I am trying to come up with a double IF statement and I'm not sure if any sort of formula exists. I am actually using text as well. I want to do something like IF cell A5="SOMATIC" and cell A6="VISUAL" then cell A7="SOMATICVISUAL". I basically can't figure out the "logical test" part of the syntax. Might look something like this? =IF(A5="SOMATIC;A6="VISUAL","SOMATICVISUAL","") That didn't work. Neither did a colon in place of the semicolon, or parentheses around the second IF statement. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! |
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=IF(AND(A5="SOMATIC",A6="VISUAL"),a5&a6,"") or =IF(AND(A5="SOMATIC",A6="VISUAL"),upper(a5&a6),"") GLHEC-BLS wrote: I am trying to come up with a double IF statement and I'm not sure if any sort of formula exists. I am actually using text as well. I want to do something like IF cell A5="SOMATIC" and cell A6="VISUAL" then cell A7="SOMATICVISUAL". I basically can't figure out the "logical test" part of the syntax. Might look something like this? =IF(A5="SOMATIC;A6="VISUAL","SOMATICVISUAL","") That didn't work. Neither did a colon in place of the semicolon, or parentheses around the second IF statement. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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