Help on IF function
I seem to not be able to figure out the following formula. I am trying to
have the formula give back ascribed #'s per text value, if no text =0. Can anyone help. =IF(Q="Disastrous",1,(IF(Q="Unacceptable",2,(IF(Q= "Undesirable",3,(IF(Q="Neutral",4,(IF(Q="Acceptabl e",5,(IF(Q="Preferred",6))))))))))) |
Help on IF function
I ASSUME Q is not a named variable and hence should be a cell address:
Try (and copy down your column if required): =IF(Q1="Disastrous",1,(IF(Q1="Unacceptable",2,(IF( Q1="Undesirable",3,(IF(Q1="Neutral",4,(IF(Q1="Acce ptable",5,(IF(Q1="Preferred",6,0))))))))))) HTH "CBZ" wrote: I seem to not be able to figure out the following formula. I am trying to have the formula give back ascribed #'s per text value, if no text =0. Can anyone help. =IF(Q="Disastrous",1,(IF(Q="Unacceptable",2,(IF(Q= "Undesirable",3,(IF(Q="Neutral",4,(IF(Q="Acceptabl e",5,(IF(Q="Preferred",6))))))))))) |
Help on IF function
Have a look in the help index for LOOKUP.
=LOOKUP("C",{"a","b","c","d";1,2,3,4}) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "CBZ" wrote in message ... I seem to not be able to figure out the following formula. I am trying to have the formula give back ascribed #'s per text value, if no text =0. Can anyone help. =IF(Q="Disastrous",1,(IF(Q="Unacceptable",2,(IF(Q= "Undesirable",3,(IF(Q="Neutral",4,(IF(Q="Acceptabl e",5,(IF(Q="Preferred",6))))))))))) |
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