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Multiple IF formulas
Can I put more than on IF formula in a cell?
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Multiple IF formulas
Yes, there are several ways to do that. What are you really trying to do?
One way: =IF(<condition1,1, 2) + IF(<condition2, 3, 4) another: =IF(<condition1, 1, IF(<condition2, 2, 3)) In article , sriddle wrote: Can I put more than on IF formula in a cell? |
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Multiple IF formulas
Yes.
I think you can nest upto seven IFs in a formula. =IF(cond1,IF(cond2,do_true_2,do_false_2),do_false_ 1) ... "sriddle" wrote: Can I put more than on IF formula in a cell? |
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Multiple IF formulas
Yes, here's one example with 3 IFs:
=IF(A1="","blank",IF(A1<0,"negative",IF(A10,"posi tive","zero"))) Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 9, 11:35*pm, sriddle wrote: Can I put more than on IF formula in a cell? |
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