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How can I make an IF formula return a specific value when a specific cell has
an "x" in it. Specifically, - I have 5 columns set to have user enter an "x" in. Columns N, O, P, Q, and R. - I have 1 column on the end to insert formula in. This is column W. If user puts an "x" in cell N3 then W3 will return a 1. If user puts an "x" in cell O3 then W3 will return a 2. If user puts an "x" in cell P3 then W3 will return a 3 and so on. Right now I have this formula which returns a #VALUE error. =IF(N3="x","1",""),IF(O3="x","2",""),IF(P3="x","3" ,""),IF(Q3="x","4",""),IF(R3="x","5","") Thank you very much, -- Thank You! |
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How can I make an IF formula return a specific value when a specific
cell has an "x" in it. Specifically, - I have 5 columns set to have user enter an "x" in. Columns N, O, P, Q, and R. - I have 1 column on the end to insert formula in. This is column W. If user puts an "x" in cell N3 then W3 will return a 1. If user puts an "x" in cell O3 then W3 will return a 2. If user puts an "x" in cell P3 then W3 will return a 3 and so on. Using IF, one way is: =IF(N3="x",1,IF(O3="x",2,IF(P3="x",3,IF(Q3="x",4,I F(R3="x",5,""))))) But I'd take a different approach, something more like: =IF(ISNA(MATCH("x",N3:R3,0)),"",MATCH("x",N3:R3,0) ) |
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Thank you so much MVOS, your formula worked like a charm.
-- Thank You! "MyVeryOwnSelf" wrote: How can I make an IF formula return a specific value when a specific cell has an "x" in it. Specifically, - I have 5 columns set to have user enter an "x" in. Columns N, O, P, Q, and R. - I have 1 column on the end to insert formula in. This is column W. If user puts an "x" in cell N3 then W3 will return a 1. If user puts an "x" in cell O3 then W3 will return a 2. If user puts an "x" in cell P3 then W3 will return a 3 and so on. Using IF, one way is: =IF(N3="x",1,IF(O3="x",2,IF(P3="x",3,IF(Q3="x",4,I F(R3="x",5,""))))) But I'd take a different approach, something more like: =IF(ISNA(MATCH("x",N3:R3,0)),"",MATCH("x",N3:R3,0) ) |
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