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I can't figure out the formula for the following: If cell (A1 is "Fresh" and
B5 is "Cascade" then the answer is $45.00. Can anyone help!
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=IF(AND(A1="Fresh",B5="Cascade"),45,0)

replace fresh and cascade in the formula with 2 other cell references where
in you can type the criteria
I put 0 if this was FALSE


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I can't figure out the formula for the following: If cell (A1 is "Fresh"
and
B5 is "Cascade" then the answer is $45.00. Can anyone help!
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Try this:

=IF(AND(A1="Fresh",B5="Cascade"),45,"")

HTH,
Elkar


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I can't figure out the formula for the following: If cell (A1 is "Fresh" and
B5 is "Cascade" then the answer is $45.00. Can anyone help!
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Thanks for the help. Now my second question is this. How would I add the
same formula multiple times in the same cell? i.e (A1 is "Fresh" and
B5 is "Cascade" then the answer is $45.00, if(A1 is "Silk" and B5 is "cascade then the answer is $35.00.

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I can't figure out the formula for the following: If cell (A1 is "Fresh" and
B5 is "Cascade" then the answer is $45.00. Can anyone help!
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Perhaps the limitation of the If statement will not allow you sufficient
options, you may need to Match from a Table as per the attached.

Hope this helps


Nick Wrote:
Thanks for the help. Now my second question is this. How would I add
the
same formula multiple times in the same cell? i.e (A1 is "Fresh" and
B5 is "Cascade" then the answer is $45.00, if(A1 is "Silk" and B5 is

"cascade then the answer is $35.00.
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Nick


"Nick" wrote:

I can't figure out the formula for the following: If cell (A1 is

"Fresh" and
B5 is "Cascade" then the answer is $45.00. Can anyone help!
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Nick



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