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I am trying to create a worksheet that will allocate operating expenses to 6
different departments. I have 14 allocation methods on tab "Alloc" that are identified with letters A thru L. On the expense alloction tab I have assigend a letter(A thru L) in column "E" to identify the allocation method. My formula is: =IF($E7="A",($D7*'Alloc'!E$7),IF($E7="B"($D7*'Allo c'!E$10).....thru "L". However, my formula will only accept the if statments thur letter H ( 7 nested). Is there any way around this that will allow me to include the other 7 allocation methods in my if statments? As you can probably tell I'm pretty basic. Thanks |
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