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Multi-Format IF Statement
I have multiple IF statement connected with the + sign in which the results
are either a number or a statement. An example of a statement with a text string would be: +IF(A36="na","not incl",0). When I try running the statement, it will not show the text string. My first thought was that I couldn't mix number results with text results. Is there a solution? Any help would be appreciated. Thank You, JAD |
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Multi-Format IF Statement
Excel uses the equal [=] sign. Lotus used the [+]. change your + to = and
see if it works. "JAD" wrote: I have multiple IF statement connected with the + sign in which the results are either a number or a statement. An example of a statement with a text string would be: +IF(A36="na","not incl",0). When I try running the statement, it will not show the text string. My first thought was that I couldn't mix number results with text results. Is there a solution? Any help would be appreciated. Thank You, JAD |
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Multi-Format IF Statement
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=IF(A36="na","not incl",0) -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "JAD" wrote in message ... I have multiple IF statement connected with the + sign in which the results are either a number or a statement. An example of a statement with a text string would be: +IF(A36="na","not incl",0). When I try running the statement, it will not show the text string. My first thought was that I couldn't mix number results with text results. Is there a solution? Any help would be appreciated. Thank You, JAD |
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Multi-Format IF Statement
Without seeing what's in A36, my guess would be:
=IF(ISNA(A36),"not incl",0) because if you see #N/A in A36, that's not the same as "na" "JAD" wrote: I have multiple IF statement connected with the + sign in which the results are either a number or a statement. An example of a statement with a text string would be: +IF(A36="na","not incl",0). When I try running the statement, it will not show the text string. My first thought was that I couldn't mix number results with text results. Is there a solution? Any help would be appreciated. Thank You, JAD |
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