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If Statement
Hi Stephanie,
I don't know if this will help you but, this is what I used myself. =LOOKUP(B2,{20,40,60,80},{"0","50","125","200"}) -- Newfie "StephanieH" wrote: I know I'm making this harder than it realy is, but right now I'm stuck. I need a formula that will perform the following: IF B4 = X then display "0" IF C4 = X then display "50" IF D4 = X then display "125" IF E4 = X then display "200" Any help would be appreciated. |
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