Thanks for the feedback


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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

"Pyramid 36" <ken(at)cotterkimbrough.com wrote in message
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Peo,

Thanks so very much. It works perfectly.
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Pyramid 36 "Ken"



"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

You need 2 different formulas, a formula can only return a value in the
cell
that holds the formula, so in B14 put

=IF(B2="w2",1,0)

can be simplified to

=--(B2="w2")

or

=N(B2="w2"


in B15 put

=IF(B2="w2",6.35,0)



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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom



"Pyramid 36" <ken(at)cotterkimbrough.com wrote in message
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The cell B2 has a data validation list of W2, 1099, or B2B and I want
to
write two different values to B14 & B15 if users select the value W2,
and
if
anything else is selected, then write zeros to the same two cells.
I've
tried the following:

=IF(B2="w2"), (B14=1.1235,B15=6.35),(B14=0,B15=0)

The error message I get highlights "w2" as an error when I try to enter
this.
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Pyramid 36 "Ken"