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Hi All
I'm new to excel and I'm not a pro with vb either but was wondering how to do conditional branching for instance if I would like to have 5 diffrent possibilities in a if statement instead of 2 is there a better way than growing the if statement more complicating?In Vb its the case statement what is it in excel? Any help would be appreciated a bunch! NeoSwoosh -- 12 |
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Hi NeoSwoosh,
One way would be to nest your IF functions, that is use each subsequent IF as the arument for the preceding IF function. Another way might be to use a Case statement inside a UDF. --- Regards, Norman "NeoSwoosh" wrote in message ... Hi All I'm new to excel and I'm not a pro with vb either but was wondering how to do conditional branching for instance if I would like to have 5 diffrent possibilities in a if statement instead of 2 is there a better way than growing the if statement more complicating?In Vb its the case statement what is it in excel? Any help would be appreciated a bunch! NeoSwoosh -- 12 |
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