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Can anyone tell me how to put more than 9 if statements into a single formula ? I can get 9 om a row but not 9 for instance if i want to detect the numbers of days in a mont on a large spreadsheet I may enter =if(a1="Jan",31,if(a1="Feb",28,if(a1="Mar",31,0))) and so on, I can get it to work upto September with it working then it comes up with an error, PS sorry also posted this on Excel worksheet functions page by mistake Thank Peter |
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BigPond,
Try another way of doing this - have a look at vlookup in help Another neat way which works if the source cell (A1) is actually a date is: Make sure that the analysis toolpak is loaded, then in your destination cell you can use the formula =EOMONTH(A1,0) and set the format to Custom, DD then you'll get 31 for Jan, etc. If you need this as a number to work with then use =day(eomonth(a1,0)) which will give you the last day of the month (31 for Jan etc) but will also work if the source date is in a leap year. HTH "Bigpond News" wrote: Can anyone tell me how to put more than 9 if statements into a single formula ? I can get 9 om a row but not 9 for instance if i want to detect the numbers of days in a mont on a large spreadsheet I may enter =if(a1="Jan",31,if(a1="Feb",28,if(a1="Mar",31,0))) and so on, I can get it to work upto September with it working then it comes up with an error, PS sorry also posted this on Excel worksheet functions page by mistake Thank Peter |
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Hi Peter,
Try the folow: Make two columns with all the IF variables, i.e: A B Jan 31 Feb 28 March 31 April 30 Subsequently you can use the following formula A1= Feb =SUMIF(A1:B4,A1,B1:B4) Result: 28 Hope this helps. Rgds, Robert |
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Hi Peter,
This will get it for you =DAY(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),VLOOKUP(LEFT(A1,3),{"Jan", 2;"Feb",3;"Mar",4;"Apr",5; "May",6;"Jun",7;"Jul",8;"Aug",9;"Sep",10;"Oct",11; "Nov",12;"Dec",13},2,FALSE ),0)) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "Bigpond News" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me how to put more than 9 if statements into a single formula ? I can get 9 om a row but not 9 for instance if i want to detect the numbers of days in a mont on a large spreadsheet I may enter =if(a1="Jan",31,if(a1="Feb",28,if(a1="Mar",31,0))) and so on, I can get it to work upto September with it working then it comes up with an error, PS sorry also posted this on Excel worksheet functions page by mistake Thank Peter |
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