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I know how to write out the nested if functions but was wondering can the wizard handle it. It seems that there are only 3 boxes in the wizard, Condition, True, False how do I increase the number of boxes? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw |
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What wizard are you referring to? There are many in Excel.
Explain what you're trying to accomplish and likely someone can tell you how to do it. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Annie" wrote: Hi I know how to write out the nested if functions but was wondering can the wizard handle it. It seems that there are only 3 boxes in the wizard, Condition, True, False how do I increase the number of boxes? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw |
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if you want to use the wizard, you will have to write the nested if in one of
the three boxes, the if-wizard will not show more boxes. "Annie" wrote: Hi I know how to write out the nested if functions but was wondering can the wizard handle it. It seems that there are only 3 boxes in the wizard, Condition, True, False how do I increase the number of boxes? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw |
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The wizard for the IF function is what I was asking. Is it possible to have
more boxes appear while in the IF Function Wizard or do I have to write out the whole nexted IF function. =if(condition,true,if(condition,true,if(condition, true,false))) Can the IF Function Wizard offer me enough sections to complete a nested if? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw "Dave F" wrote: What wizard are you referring to? There are many in Excel. Explain what you're trying to accomplish and likely someone can tell you how to do it. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Annie" wrote: Hi I know how to write out the nested if functions but was wondering can the wizard handle it. It seems that there are only 3 boxes in the wizard, Condition, True, False how do I increase the number of boxes? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw |
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yes,
wizard is able to produce nested functions, but when you nedd to invoke second function you go to name box and select from there.. sasa "Annie" wrote in message ... The wizard for the IF function is what I was asking. Is it possible to have more boxes appear while in the IF Function Wizard or do I have to write out the whole nexted IF function. =if(condition,true,if(condition,true,if(condition, true,false))) Can the IF Function Wizard offer me enough sections to complete a nested if? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw "Dave F" wrote: What wizard are you referring to? There are many in Excel. Explain what you're trying to accomplish and likely someone can tell you how to do it. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Annie" wrote: Hi I know how to write out the nested if functions but was wondering can the wizard handle it. It seems that there are only 3 boxes in the wizard, Condition, True, False how do I increase the number of boxes? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw |
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