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I am trying to write an If formula that tells me:
If the value is true then divide the total column by 34% and 66% and put each percent in a seperate cell. V13=IF(C13="Both", T12*0.66, T12*0) U13==IF(C13="Both", T12*0.34, T12*0) I did this it does not should an error but it basically says that b/c this formula is making that cell equal 0 so it will calculate 1 column correctly and the other will have a valueof a zero. Is there an IF THEN kind of statement...So aggrevating becuase I am so close. |
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