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How can I add 2 differents formula in only one cell?
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Give us some example of what you are trying to do, but generally you just
nest one within another

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use if function

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You just nest them

=IF(A1=1,B2,IF(A1=2,B3,0))

You might also like to use OR and AND to check for multiple criteria to
return True or False

Beware, currently, until XL2007, you are limited to 7 nested IFs

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well i'm trying somthing for a shedule at work
ex: if they have less then 5 hours they have 0.5h of lunch break if they ave
more then it's 1, then if they have the day off they are gonna be working 0
hours so i want it to do something like if d4=0,"0","0"

I know it's not realy clear but that's what i want to do

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Give us some example of what you are trying to do, but generally you just
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assuming the hours they work is in d4

=IF(d4=0, 0, IF(d4<=5, 0.5, IF(d45, 1)))


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