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jakar

Wild Characters in "IF" function
 

I've seen in this forum that someone already asked the question but
there was no answer...
I'm also unable to use the wild character (*) in my IF function - I
want the formula to return $51.44 and $25.31 amounts in column D if
"EXON" chain is encountered in cells of column B. My statement looks
like this: =IF(B4="EXXON*",C4,0) but it doesn't work...

Calumn A Column B
Column C Column D
10/29/2005 HEINIE'S MARKET $12.28
10/30/2005 VAIL PASS SALES 0374 $198.00
10/29/2005 EINSTEIN BROS #1793 $7.54
10/27/2005 EXXONMOBIL75 $51.44 $51.44
10/27/2005 HEINIE'S MARKET $11.97
10/27/2005 EXXONMOBIL35 $25.31 $25.31

Any ideas????
Thanks,
jakar


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Anne Troy

Wild Characters in "IF" function
 
Try this:
=IF(left(B4,5)="EXXON",C4,0)
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"jakar" wrote in
message ...

I've seen in this forum that someone already asked the question but
there was no answer...
I'm also unable to use the wild character (*) in my IF function - I
want the formula to return $51.44 and $25.31 amounts in column D if
"EXON" chain is encountered in cells of column B. My statement looks
like this: =IF(B4="EXXON*",C4,0) but it doesn't work...

Calumn A Column B
Column C Column D
10/29/2005 HEINIE'S MARKET $12.28
10/30/2005 VAIL PASS SALES 0374 $198.00
10/29/2005 EINSTEIN BROS #1793 $7.54
10/27/2005 EXXONMOBIL75 $51.44 $51.44
10/27/2005 HEINIE'S MARKET $11.97
10/27/2005 EXXONMOBIL35 $25.31 $25.31

Any ideas????
Thanks,
jakar


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Dave Peterson

Wild Characters in "IF" function
 
=if(left(b4,5)="exxon",c4,0)

is one way.

jakar wrote:

I've seen in this forum that someone already asked the question but
there was no answer...
I'm also unable to use the wild character (*) in my IF function - I
want the formula to return $51.44 and $25.31 amounts in column D if
"EXON" chain is encountered in cells of column B. My statement looks
like this: =IF(B4="EXXON*",C4,0) but it doesn't work...

Calumn A Column B
Column C Column D
10/29/2005 HEINIE'S MARKET $12.28
10/30/2005 VAIL PASS SALES 0374 $198.00
10/29/2005 EINSTEIN BROS #1793 $7.54
10/27/2005 EXXONMOBIL75 $51.44 $51.44
10/27/2005 HEINIE'S MARKET $11.97
10/27/2005 EXXONMOBIL35 $25.31 $25.31

Any ideas????
Thanks,
jakar

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jakar

Wild Characters in "IF" function
 

thank you very much... - it worked...
jakar


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