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I have a cell (cell C) that has an if statement in it. The statement is, if
cell A is greater than or equal to 15000 than this cell equals cell B. I also want to put another if statement in that reads if cell B is greater than 15000 then this cell equals 15000. =if(a1=15000,b1,0) =if(b1=15000,15000,b1) how can I put these 2 statements into 1 cell? |
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nevermind, I solved
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Depents on priorities of the decisions which is better for you:
=IF(A1=15000;B1;IF(B115000;15000)) or =IF(B115000;15000;IF(A1=15000;B1)) You did not specify what if both A and B are less than 15000. Put that after last argument. |
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Matthew,
Try this.... =IF(A3=15000,IF(B3=15000,15000,B3),0) Is that what you are after ? Donna |
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