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logical test
Thank you for your quick reply... most helpful!!
"Elkar" wrote: You can use the AND and OR functions. Try this: =IF(OR(C9={"jul","mid-jul","end-jul"}),40*E9,0) HTH, Elkar "LisaD" wrote: Stumped on this one... is it possible to have more than one logical test using the "IF" function? My example: C9 is a drop down that includes months (i.e. Jul, Mid-Jul, End-Jul). I need to calculate all the July's, not just "Jul". This is what I need, but I don't know how to setup it up. IF C9 = "Jul" or "Mid-Jul" or "End-Jul", 40*E9, 0 Many thanks!! |
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