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sojuman

Lookup Statement (2007)
 
I have a spreadsheet users will be entering monthly mileage readings into.
Column D could have a value of M (miles) or K (kilometers). If K is used, I
would like it to convert the difference between the starting and ending
readings into miles.

D9 = K
H9 = Starting kilometers (45612)
I9 = Ending Kilometers (45700)
J9 = resulting difference in miles (I9-H9)*.6 result (52.8 miles)

Is this possible.

Thanks

Daryl S

Lookup Statement (2007)
 
Sojuman -

Yes, use this in cdll J9:

IF(D9 = "K",(I9-H9)*.6,(I9-H9))

If D9 is "K", then it will calculate miles from kilometers, else it will
only subtract the miles.

--
Daryl S


"sojuman" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet users will be entering monthly mileage readings into.
Column D could have a value of M (miles) or K (kilometers). If K is used, I
would like it to convert the difference between the starting and ending
readings into miles.

D9 = K
H9 = Starting kilometers (45612)
I9 = Ending Kilometers (45700)
J9 = resulting difference in miles (I9-H9)*.6 result (52.8 miles)

Is this possible.

Thanks


Fred Smith[_4_]

Lookup Statement (2007)
 
In J9 you want:
=(i9-h9)*if(d9="k",0.6214,1)

Regards,
Fred

"sojuman" wrote in message
...
I have a spreadsheet users will be entering monthly mileage readings into.
Column D could have a value of M (miles) or K (kilometers). If K is used,
I
would like it to convert the difference between the starting and ending
readings into miles.

D9 = K
H9 = Starting kilometers (45612)
I9 = Ending Kilometers (45700)
J9 = resulting difference in miles (I9-H9)*.6 result (52.8 miles)

Is this possible.

Thanks



LPS

Lookup Statement (2007)
 
You could try an "IF" statement in F9 (or wherever you want the result
displayed):

=if(d9="M","",(I9-H9)*.6)

Which basically says that if I9 has an "M" in it, do nothing; if it is not
an "M" then do the arithemtic.

Does that help?
--
LPS


"sojuman" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet users will be entering monthly mileage readings into.
Column D could have a value of M (miles) or K (kilometers). If K is used, I
would like it to convert the difference between the starting and ending
readings into miles.

D9 = K
H9 = Starting kilometers (45612)
I9 = Ending Kilometers (45700)
J9 = resulting difference in miles (I9-H9)*.6 result (52.8 miles)

Is this possible.

Thanks


sojuman

Lookup Statement (2007)
 
All,

Thanks for all the suggestions. Works like a champ.

Tony

"Fred Smith" wrote:

In J9 you want:
=(i9-h9)*if(d9="k",0.6214,1)

Regards,
Fred

"sojuman" wrote in message
...
I have a spreadsheet users will be entering monthly mileage readings into.
Column D could have a value of M (miles) or K (kilometers). If K is used,
I
would like it to convert the difference between the starting and ending
readings into miles.

D9 = K
H9 = Starting kilometers (45612)
I9 = Ending Kilometers (45700)
J9 = resulting difference in miles (I9-H9)*.6 result (52.8 miles)

Is this possible.

Thanks


.


Fred Smith[_4_]

Lookup Statement (2007)
 
Glad to help. Thanks for the feedback.

Regards,
Fred

"sojuman" wrote in message
...
All,

Thanks for all the suggestions. Works like a champ.

Tony

"Fred Smith" wrote:

In J9 you want:
=(i9-h9)*if(d9="k",0.6214,1)

Regards,
Fred

"sojuman" wrote in message
...
I have a spreadsheet users will be entering monthly mileage readings
into.
Column D could have a value of M (miles) or K (kilometers). If K is
used,
I
would like it to convert the difference between the starting and ending
readings into miles.

D9 = K
H9 = Starting kilometers (45612)
I9 = Ending Kilometers (45700)
J9 = resulting difference in miles (I9-H9)*.6 result (52.8 miles)

Is this possible.

Thanks


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