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My formula is =IF(B5="B",TODAY(),"")
The formula works fine if the cell contains the Letter B but I would like to
have the same result if I typed B or R . I am not sure if I could nest this into the formula. |
My formula is =IF(B5="B",TODAY(),"")
Use the OR function.
=IF(OR(B5="B",B5="R"),TODAY(),"") -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting LLC www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "Tredown" wrote in message ... The formula works fine if the cell contains the Letter B but I would like to have the same result if I typed B or R . I am not sure if I could nest this into the formula. |
My formula is =IF(B5="B",TODAY(),"")
=IF(OR(B5="B",B5="R"),TODAY(),"")
-- David Biddulph "Tredown" wrote in message ... The formula works fine if the cell contains the Letter B but I would like to have the same result if I typed B or R . I am not sure if I could nest this into the formula. |
My formula is =IF(B5="B",TODAY(),"")
=IF(OR(B5={"B","R"}),TODAY(),"")
"Tredown" wrote: The formula works fine if the cell contains the Letter B but I would like to have the same result if I typed B or R . I am not sure if I could nest this into the formula. |
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