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Explaining a formula
I have been working with a spreadsheet that has a formula in one of the
cells. The formula is not working correctly now and I can't figure out why. The formula was written by someone who is nolonger here. Could someone please decipher this for me: =+IF(L3="U",VLOOKUP(M3,TABLE!$A$1:$L$154,2,0),(IF( NOT(L3="M"),(IF((IF((IF(MIN(BS3:CD3)<=0,"",MIN(BS3 :CD3)))="","",(DAYS360(M3,(IF(MIN(BS3:CD3)<=0,"",M IN(BS3:CD3))),30)/30)))TABLE!$O$3,"",IF(MIN(BS3:CD3)<=0,"",MIN(BS3: CD3)))),VLOOKUP(M3,TABLE!$A$1:$B$167,2,0)))) I am currently using Excel 2000 Many Thanks, Tonya Boyd |
Explaining a formula
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if L3= "U" ,VLOOKUP(M3,TABLE!$A$1:$B$154,2,0),if(L3="M",VLOOK UP(M3,TABLE!$A$1:$B$167,2,0),if(or(min(BS3:CD3)<=0 ,Days360(M3,min(BS3:CD3),1)/30TABLE!$O$3,"",MIN(BS3:CD3) if L3 is "U" and M3 is not to be found in A1:A154 the result will Be #NA otherwise the value is column B if L3 is "M" and M# is not to be found in A!:A167 the result will be #NA other wise the value is column B For other L3s if min(BS3:CD3)<=0 the result will be "" if Days360 (european style) between M3 and the min(BS3:CD3)/30 is less than O3 in the table sheet the result will be "" other wise the result will be the min(BS3:CD3) Two oddities. the different lookup table sizes in for L3 = "U" versus "M" they may need to be the same the other oddity the 30 as the third entry in the day360 formula this position needs a true or false but will accept a 0 or non zero response the 30 is treated as a true. What is the problem you are having? "Tonya B." wrote: I have been working with a spreadsheet that has a formula in one of the cells. The formula is not working correctly now and I can't figure out why. The formula was written by someone who is nolonger here. Could someone please decipher this for me: =+IF(L3="U",VLOOKUP(M3,TABLE!$A$1:$L$154,2,0),(IF( NOT(L3="M"),(IF((IF((IF(MIN(BS3:CD3)<=0,"",MIN(BS3 :CD3)))="","",(DAYS360(M3,(IF(MIN(BS3:CD3)<=0,"",M IN(BS3:CD3))),30)/30)))TABLE!$O$3,"",IF(MIN(BS3:CD3)<=0,"",MIN(BS3: CD3)))),VLOOKUP(M3,TABLE!$A$1:$B$167,2,0)))) I am currently using Excel 2000 Many Thanks, Tonya Boyd |
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