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Nesting conditional statements
Look in Excel help for the IF function.
-- David Biddulph gcotterl wrote: Hi David, I can write one formula that tests one condition. I can write several separate formulas each testing one condition. But, apparently, I can't correctly "nest" several separate into one statement. Can you help me? (Ignore my examples and use decent examples). Gary |
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