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I want to use the IF function to set a value of 54 if A100=369 and
B100="Gas" or A100=391 and B100="Gas". Otherwise the value should be 18. I used =IF((A100=369 and B100="Gas") or (A100=391 and B100="Gas"),54,18) and got an error. I also used =IF(B100="Gas" and (A100=369 or A100=391), 54,18) and also got an error. Any ideas? |
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