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In need to us something similar to IF function but to have multiple answers ie
if A3=5 then A5=$9 If A3=6 then A5=$12 IF A3=55 Then A5=$30 Any help would be greatly appreciated |
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You could use a lookup. As long as the lookup vector is in ascending order
(ie 5,6,55) in A5, enter =LOOKUP(A3,{5,6,55},{9,12,30}) If you have more numbers to add, you might set up a lookup table. Let's say C1:D10 is the lookup table. Then =LOOKUP(A3, C1:C10, D1:D10) If the lookup vector (or key) isn't in ascending order, look at VLOOKUP. "AndyS" wrote: In need to us something similar to IF function but to have multiple answers ie if A3=5 then A5=$9 If A3=6 then A5=$12 IF A3=55 Then A5=$30 Any help would be greatly appreciated |
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Simple If
=IF(A3=5,9,IF(A3=6,12,IF(A3=55,30,""))) in A5 and format as $ amount. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "AndyS" wrote in message ... In need to us something similar to IF function but to have multiple answers ie if A3=5 then A5=$9 If A3=6 then A5=$12 IF A3=55 Then A5=$30 Any help would be greatly appreciated |
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"AndyS" skrev i en meddelelse
... In need to us something similar to IF function but to have multiple answers ie if A3=5 then A5=$9 If A3=6 then A5=$12 IF A3=55 Then A5=$30 Any help would be greatly appreciated Andy One more way: =INDEX({9,12,30},MATCH(A3,{5,6,55},0)) -- Best regards Leo Heuser Followup to newsgroup only please. |
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