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If Function
What is wrong about this formula??
=IF(MID(E57,2,1)=1,RIGHT(E57,1),"x") I have a number 3106 in cell E57. I want the formula to perform the following: If the second digit from the left (which is 1) is equal to 1 then I want to place the last digit (6) into a cell. Else if the second digit is not equal to 1 then I want to place an X in the cell. The above formula seems to be the correct choice but I get a VALUE error. Can anyone tell what's wrong. Vic |
If Function
MID returns a string, so you can't compare this directly with a
number. Change your formula to this: =IF(MID(E57,2,1)="1",RIGHT(E57,1),"x") (easiest), or this: =IF(VALUE(MID(E57,2,1))=1,RIGHT(E57,1),"x") Hope this helps. Pete On Mar 10, 12:18 am, "Victor Waller" wrote: What is wrong about this formula?? =IF(MID(E57,2,1)=1,RIGHT(E57,1),"x") I have a number 3106 in cell E57. I want the formula to perform the following: If the second digit from the left (which is 1) is equal to 1 then I want to place the last digit (6) into a cell. Else if the second digit is not equal to 1 then I want to place an X in the cell. The above formula seems to be the correct choice but I get a VALUE error. Can anyone tell what's wrong. Vic |
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