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Multiple condition if statement
Hi Guys,
I'm back! I have an problem in that I want to calculate the following: If Summary!D3 = 3 then NewSheet! A5 = Summary! R3 But If Summary!D3 = 2 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary! S3 or If Summary !D3 = 1 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary T3 else "" In essence I want a formula or Macro that will display a result in a new sheet which is dependent upon the value of cell D3. This needs to be repeatable as I will have 18 times I will need to calculate this (i.e D3, E3, F3 etc) Thanks Terry |
Multiple condition if statement
I've found the answer:
For the benefit of others here it is: =IF($D$3=AG2,AG3,(IF($D$3=AH2,AH3,(IF($D$3=AI2,AI3 ,(IF($D$3=AJ2,""))))))) Now all I need is help to write a macro that will copy all the text in Cells AD1:AD34 and paste it as values into column C of a new workbook then remove the blank lines in the new workbook and saving it with a specific filename sourced from 2 cells in the current workbook. "Tel" wrote: Hi Guys, I'm back! I have an problem in that I want to calculate the following: If Summary!D3 = 3 then NewSheet! A5 = Summary! R3 But If Summary!D3 = 2 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary! S3 or If Summary !D3 = 1 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary T3 else "" In essence I want a formula or Macro that will display a result in a new sheet which is dependent upon the value of cell D3. This needs to be repeatable as I will have 18 times I will need to calculate this (i.e D3, E3, F3 etc) Thanks Terry |
Multiple condition if statement
What happens if d3 doesn't equal any of the cells listed? With your formula,
you will get FALSE returned. Perhaps you want (extraneous parentheses also removed): =IF($D$3=AG2,AG3,IF($D$3=AH2,AH3,IF($D$3=AI2,AI3,I F($D$3=AJ2,AJ3,"")))) Regards, Fred "Tel" wrote in message ... I've found the answer: For the benefit of others here it is: =IF($D$3=AG2,AG3,(IF($D$3=AH2,AH3,(IF($D$3=AI2,AI3 ,(IF($D$3=AJ2,""))))))) Now all I need is help to write a macro that will copy all the text in Cells AD1:AD34 and paste it as values into column C of a new workbook then remove the blank lines in the new workbook and saving it with a specific filename sourced from 2 cells in the current workbook. "Tel" wrote: Hi Guys, I'm back! I have an problem in that I want to calculate the following: If Summary!D3 = 3 then NewSheet! A5 = Summary! R3 But If Summary!D3 = 2 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary! S3 or If Summary !D3 = 1 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary T3 else "" In essence I want a formula or Macro that will display a result in a new sheet which is dependent upon the value of cell D3. This needs to be repeatable as I will have 18 times I will need to calculate this (i.e D3, E3, F3 etc) Thanks Terry |
Multiple condition if statement
Hi Fred,
Many thanks for your response. to be honest I was pretty damn pleased with myself that I'd worked it out this far. To be honest the user has no control over the content of D3 so it shouldn't be an issue. However, in the interests of completeness I take your comment on board, could you advise which set of parentheses are extraneous please. Many thanks Tel "Fred Smith" wrote: What happens if d3 doesn't equal any of the cells listed? With your formula, you will get FALSE returned. Perhaps you want (extraneous parentheses also removed): =IF($D$3=AG2,AG3,IF($D$3=AH2,AH3,IF($D$3=AI2,AI3,I F($D$3=AJ2,AJ3,"")))) Regards, Fred "Tel" wrote in message ... I've found the answer: For the benefit of others here it is: =IF($D$3=AG2,AG3,(IF($D$3=AH2,AH3,(IF($D$3=AI2,AI3 ,(IF($D$3=AJ2,""))))))) Now all I need is help to write a macro that will copy all the text in Cells AD1:AD34 and paste it as values into column C of a new workbook then remove the blank lines in the new workbook and saving it with a specific filename sourced from 2 cells in the current workbook. "Tel" wrote: Hi Guys, I'm back! I have an problem in that I want to calculate the following: If Summary!D3 = 3 then NewSheet! A5 = Summary! R3 But If Summary!D3 = 2 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary! S3 or If Summary !D3 = 1 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary T3 else "" In essence I want a formula or Macro that will display a result in a new sheet which is dependent upon the value of cell D3. This needs to be repeatable as I will have 18 times I will need to calculate this (i.e D3, E3, F3 etc) Thanks Terry |
Multiple condition if statement
It's in my response. The formula I posted has the extraneous parentheses
removed. Regards, Fred. "Tel" wrote in message ... Hi Fred, Many thanks for your response. to be honest I was pretty damn pleased with myself that I'd worked it out this far. To be honest the user has no control over the content of D3 so it shouldn't be an issue. However, in the interests of completeness I take your comment on board, could you advise which set of parentheses are extraneous please. Many thanks Tel "Fred Smith" wrote: What happens if d3 doesn't equal any of the cells listed? With your formula, you will get FALSE returned. Perhaps you want (extraneous parentheses also removed): =IF($D$3=AG2,AG3,IF($D$3=AH2,AH3,IF($D$3=AI2,AI3,I F($D$3=AJ2,AJ3,"")))) Regards, Fred "Tel" wrote in message ... I've found the answer: For the benefit of others here it is: =IF($D$3=AG2,AG3,(IF($D$3=AH2,AH3,(IF($D$3=AI2,AI3 ,(IF($D$3=AJ2,""))))))) Now all I need is help to write a macro that will copy all the text in Cells AD1:AD34 and paste it as values into column C of a new workbook then remove the blank lines in the new workbook and saving it with a specific filename sourced from 2 cells in the current workbook. "Tel" wrote: Hi Guys, I'm back! I have an problem in that I want to calculate the following: If Summary!D3 = 3 then NewSheet! A5 = Summary! R3 But If Summary!D3 = 2 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary! S3 or If Summary !D3 = 1 then NewSheet!A5 = Summary T3 else "" In essence I want a formula or Macro that will display a result in a new sheet which is dependent upon the value of cell D3. This needs to be repeatable as I will have 18 times I will need to calculate this (i.e D3, E3, F3 etc) Thanks Terry |
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