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I have been told by my excel guru that I cant have the following info in one
formula. Using Excel 2003 Is this true people? Many thanks for thinking about it. X What I am after is; If cell A is "X or Y or Z" & cell B is Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs or Fri then multiply cell E by £15.00 but If cell A is "X or Y or Z" & cell B is "Sat" then multiply cell E by £20.00 but If cell A is "X or Y or Z" & cell B is "Sun" then multiply cell E by £25.00 but If cell A is "V" & cell B is "Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs or Fri" & cell C between 00:01 & 08:00 (time) then multiply cell E by £10.00 & cell D by £5 but If cell A is "V" & cell B is "Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs or Fri" & cell C between 08:01 & 18:00 (time) then multiply cell E by £12.00 but If cell A is "V" & cell B is "Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs or Fri" & cell C between 18:01 & 23:59 (time) then multiply cell E by £10.00 & cell D by £5. |
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