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Default Logical Formulas

Is there anyone that can help? Please advise.

"debinnyc" wrote:

Still not working. I copied the formula exactly to the spreadsheet, and
filled in the appropriate cell locations. The formula does not have any
errors, but the result of the formula shows a negative value of the current
YTD, in other words 0-YTD, not the budgeted as desired. For reference if it
helps, the columns a

Budget C74
Rev 1 E74
Rev 2 G74
YTD I74

Thanks

"DaveO" wrote:

Hi, Deb-
Let's say the budget column is A, the first revision column is B, the
second revision column is C; actuals YTD are in D, and the Balance
formula is in E. Let's assume the revisions are blank until they are
updated, since it's possible for a budget to be revised to zero.
(Trying to avoid a logic flaw, here.)

Try this formula:
=IF(C4<"",C4-D4,IF(B4<"",B4-D4,A4-D4))

It works from right to left to find the first non-blank entry starting
with revision 2; if revision 2 is blank it checks for a revision 1; if
rev 1 is blank it performs the math on the original budget amount.

Will that get you where you need to go?

Dave O


 
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