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=IF(OR(D3="X",D3="Y"),IF(B3,B3+IF(D3="X",E1,F1),A3 +E1),"") -- Jacob "Don" wrote: Struggling with writing two or more "if" statements, then returning one value if a match, another if not. Here's my worksheet: A B C D E F 1 10 14 2 3 3-15 3-25 X 4 3-15 3-29 Y 5 3-15 3-16 3-30 Y Column A is a planned ship date, column B is an actual ship date, column C is the expected receipt date, column D is the shipping site. E1 and F1 are transit days What I need to calclulate in cell column C is: If B3 is "", and D3 is X, then A3+E1, but if B3 is 0, then B3 +E1, and If B3 is "", and D3 is Y, then A3+E1, but if B3 is 0, then B3 +F1, Thanks!! Don |
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