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Hello all,
I have this formula in cell J308. It works great. =$J297+3.08-SUM(COUNTIF($B308:$H308,"PTO")*8) It takes the number from J297 adds 3.08 to it and comes up with a new total, then it counts the number of times the letters "PTO" appears in cells B308:H308 and subtracts 8 from the result every time PTO appears. If it finds nothing, then it simply adds 3.08 to the old total and all is well. My problem is that I want it to do that same calculation when it finds the letters "SICK" or "PTO". How can I add "SICK" to my original formula and still make it work the same? Everytime i have tried to change it original formula, it wacks it out and I get various problems instead of my new result. Thanks for looking at this for me. Rob |
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... Hello all, I have this formula in cell J308. It works great. =$J297+3.08-SUM(COUNTIF($B308:$H308,"PTO")*8) It takes the number from J297 adds 3.08 to it and comes up with a new total, then it counts the number of times the letters "PTO" appears in cells B308:H308 and subtracts 8 from the result every time PTO appears. If it finds nothing, then it simply adds 3.08 to the old total and all is well. My problem is that I want it to do that same calculation when it finds the letters "SICK" or "PTO". How can I add "SICK" to my original formula and still make it work the same? Everytime i have tried to change it original formula, it wacks it out and I get various problems instead of my new result. Thanks for looking at this for me. Rob Hello Rob One way: =$J297+3.08-SUM(COUNTIF($B308:$H308,{"PTO","SICK"})*8) -- Best regards Leo Heuser Followup to newsgroup only please. |
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Hi!
Try this: =$J297+3.08-SUM(COUNTIF($B308:$H308,{"PTO","Sick"}))*8 BTW, you didn't need the SUM function before, but now you do! Biff "Robb27" wrote in message ... Hello all, I have this formula in cell J308. It works great. =$J297+3.08-SUM(COUNTIF($B308:$H308,"PTO")*8) It takes the number from J297 adds 3.08 to it and comes up with a new total, then it counts the number of times the letters "PTO" appears in cells B308:H308 and subtracts 8 from the result every time PTO appears. If it finds nothing, then it simply adds 3.08 to the old total and all is well. My problem is that I want it to do that same calculation when it finds the letters "SICK" or "PTO". How can I add "SICK" to my original formula and still make it work the same? Everytime i have tried to change it original formula, it wacks it out and I get various problems instead of my new result. Thanks for looking at this for me. Rob |
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