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I don't use these multi level formulas enough to remember how to set them up.
.. . here is what Id Like to do.


.. A B C

1 $100 Paid $100

2 $100 part $75

3 $100 half $50

I would like a formula in C1 that looks at B1 and if it is Paid then A1*1
if it is part then A1*0.75 and if it is half then A1*0.5

Please help I seem to be missing a ( ) some were when I do it . . . .
Thanks John D

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=IF(B1="Paid",A1,IF(B1="Part",A1*0.75,IF(B1="Half" ,A1*0.5,"")))

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I don't use these multi level formulas enough to remember how to set them
up.
. . here is what I'd Like to do.


. A B C

1 $100 "Paid" $100

2 $100 "part" $75

3 $100 "half" $50

I would like a formula in C1 that looks at B1 and if it is "Paid" then
A1*1
if it is "part" then A1*0.75 and if it is "half" then A1*0.5

Please help I seem to be missing a ( ) some were when I do it . . . .
Thanks John D



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=if(b1="Paid",a1,if(b1="part",a1*0.75,a1*0.5)

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"John DeLosa" wrote in message
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I don't use these multi level formulas enough to remember how to set them
up.
. . here is what Id Like to do.


. A B C

1 $100 Paid $100

2 $100 part $75

3 $100 half $50

I would like a formula in C1 that looks at B1 and if it is Paid then
A1*1
if it is part then A1*0.75 and if it is half then A1*0.5

Please help I seem to be missing a ( ) some were when I do it . . . .
Thanks John D


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=if(B1="Paid",A1,IF(B1="part",A1*.75,if(B1="half", B1*.5,0)))
or if you only have 3 possible options then
=if(B1="Paid",A1,IF(B1="part",A1*.75 ,B1*.5))

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I don't use these multi level formulas enough to remember how to set them up.
. . here is what Id Like to do.


. A B C

1 $100 Paid $100

2 $100 part $75

3 $100 half $50

I would like a formula in C1 that looks at B1 and if it is Paid then A1*1
if it is part then A1*0.75 and if it is half then A1*0.5

Please help I seem to be missing a ( ) some were when I do it . . . .
Thanks John D

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Try this in C1 and copy down as needed:

=A1*IF(B1="Paid",1,IF(B1="Part",0.75,IF(B1="Half", 0.5,0)))

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"John DeLosa" wrote in message
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I don't use these multi level formulas enough to remember how to set them
up.
. . here is what I'd Like to do.


. A B C

1 $100 "Paid" $100

2 $100 "part" $75

3 $100 "half" $50

I would like a formula in C1 that looks at B1 and if it is "Paid" then
A1*1
if it is "part" then A1*0.75 and if it is "half" then A1*0.5

Please help I seem to be missing a ( ) some were when I do it . . . .
Thanks John D





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Hi,

If you always have one of those three text entries than you can shorten the
formula to

=A2*IF(B2="Part",0.75,IF(B2="Half",0.5,1))

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"John DeLosa" wrote:

I don't use these multi level formulas enough to remember how to set them up.
. . here is what Id Like to do.


. A B C

1 $100 Paid $100

2 $100 part $75

3 $100 half $50

I would like a formula in C1 that looks at B1 and if it is Paid then A1*1
if it is part then A1*0.75 and if it is half then A1*0.5

Please help I seem to be missing a ( ) some were when I do it . . . .
Thanks John D

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