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What formula would I use to say: [M2] = [H2] if [K2=yes], [M2] = [J2] if
[K2=no], when cells [M2], [H2], and [J2] are dollar amounts, and [K2] is actually the word "yes" or "no"? |
If yes and no are the only possibilities for K2, put this in M2:
=IF(K2="yes",H2,J2) If there are other possibilities, the formula will need to be modified - post back, if necessary. -- tj "toolman" wrote: What formula would I use to say: [M2] = [H2] if [K2=yes], [M2] = [J2] if [K2=no], when cells [M2], [H2], and [J2] are dollar amounts, and [K2] is actually the word "yes" or "no"? |
Thanks for your help!
"tjtjjtjt" wrote: If yes and no are the only possibilities for K2, put this in M2: =IF(K2="yes",H2,J2) If there are other possibilities, the formula will need to be modified - post back, if necessary. -- tj "toolman" wrote: What formula would I use to say: [M2] = [H2] if [K2=yes], [M2] = [J2] if [K2=no], when cells [M2], [H2], and [J2] are dollar amounts, and [K2] is actually the word "yes" or "no"? |
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