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How can I have multiple "If" statements in one formula?
I would like to write a formula that looks at one cell and sees if there is a
certain letter, R, L or C. and depending on what letter is there it would add so many days to another date. I am sure I did it before but I do not remember how I did it. Can anyone help? |
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