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I am trying to create a IF formula to return certain information:
If B2=COMERCIAL FINANCE I want it to return certain numbers like if b2=comercial finance then return 24567 if comercial finance is not selected I want it to be blank There will be a list to choose from like COMERCIAL FINANCE=2345 CONSUMER & INDUSTRIAL=3455 CONSUMER HOME SERVICES=4579 And so forth |
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hi
the "and so forth" part may complicate things. in 2003, you are only allowed 7 levels in an if formula. 2007 has more....16 comes to mind but i'm quoting from research memory since i don't have 2007 yet. but to build an if statement with your sample data... =IF(B2="COMERCIAL FINANCE", 2456,IF(B2="CONSUMER & INDUSTRIAL", 3455, IF(B2="CONSUMER HOME SERVICES", 4579,""))) if you have a lot of catagories, you might what to look it to a lookup formula. regards FSt1 "Mandy" wrote: I am trying to create a IF formula to return certain information: If B2=COMERCIAL FINANCE I want it to return certain numbers like if b2=comercial finance then return 24567 if comercial finance is not selected I want it to be blank There will be a list to choose from like COMERCIAL FINANCE=2345 CONSUMER & INDUSTRIAL=3455 CONSUMER HOME SERVICES=4579 And so forth |
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I would make a list of the possible names you need to lookup and then in the
column next to it make a list of the corresponding numbers. Then do a VLOOKUP. So for example: We will use Sheet 2 for the list of info. On Sheet 2 column A type the list of names On Sheet 2 column B type the list of numbers Your example only list 3 things but lets say that ten things are in the list Then the data you are entering is in Sheet 1 column A Then in Sheet 1 cell B1 write this formula: =VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$B$10,2) You will be able to drag the formula down and it will work. What it does is check the cell against Sheet 2 column A and returns the value in Sheet 2 column B. Chad Portman "Mandy" wrote: I am trying to create a IF formula to return certain information: If B2=COMERCIAL FINANCE I want it to return certain numbers like if b2=comercial finance then return 24567 if comercial finance is not selected I want it to be blank There will be a list to choose from like COMERCIAL FINANCE=2345 CONSUMER & INDUSTRIAL=3455 CONSUMER HOME SERVICES=4579 And so forth |
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