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problem with 'IF'
How can I create in Excel function like this:
IF (C1 == "7-14"){ cout << "7"; } else if (C1 == "8-20"){ cout << "12"; } |
problem with 'IF'
=IF(C1="7-14",7,IFC1="8-20",12,"")
which will return the value to the calling cell. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) wrote in message oups.com... How can I create in Excel function like this: IF (C1 == "7-14"){ cout << "7"; } else if (C1 == "8-20"){ cout << "12"; } |
problem with 'IF'
Depends on where you want the result and whether C1 is a variable or a range
reference. Select Case Range("C1").value Case "7-14" msgbox "7" Case "8-20" msgbox "12" End Select -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: How can I create in Excel function like this: IF (C1 == "7-14"){ cout << "7"; } else if (C1 == "8-20"){ cout << "12"; } |
problem with 'IF'
or if you meant as a formula
=if(c1="7-14",7,if(c1="8-20",12)) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: How can I create in Excel function like this: IF (C1 == "7-14"){ cout << "7"; } else if (C1 == "8-20"){ cout << "12"; } |
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