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I'm nesting a formula but I'm getting an error. My column starts at $75 and
needs to drop to $70 if column C is 50 and $65 if 100. Can someone please help? |
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=if(c1100,65,if(c150,70,75))
"Da Bossman" wrote: I'm nesting a formula but I'm getting an error. My column starts at $75 and needs to drop to $70 if column C is 50 and $65 if 100. Can someone please help? |
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Try this - I assume C1 has the value to work on
=IF(C1100,65,IF(C150,70,C1) best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Da Bossman" <Da wrote in message ... I'm nesting a formula but I'm getting an error. My column starts at $75 and needs to drop to $70 if column C is 50 and $65 if 100. Can someone please help? |
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On Aug 9, 7:48 am, Da Bossman <Da
wrote: I'm nesting a formula but I'm getting an error. Post your formula here. My column starts at $75 and needs to drop to $70 if column C is 50 and $65 if 100. Can someone please help? You are not explaining your requirements very well. Perhaps this will help: =if(C1100, 65, if(C150, 70, 75)) That sets the cell containing the formula to 65, 70 or 75 depending on the value of C1. If you put the formula into D1 and copy-and-paste (or drag) it down the column, it will make D2 depend on C2, D3 on C3, etc. |
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Tell us *what* error you're getting, and what your formula is, and then we
may be able to help you. -- David Biddulph "Da Bossman" <Da wrote in message ... I'm nesting a formula but I'm getting an error. My column starts at $75 and needs to drop to $70 if column C is 50 and $65 if 100. Can someone please help? |
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Yes, thank you Toppers. Is there a way I can make it currency?
"Toppers" wrote: =if(c1100,65,if(c150,70,75)) "Da Bossman" wrote: I'm nesting a formula but I'm getting an error. My column starts at $75 and needs to drop to $70 if column C is 50 and $65 if 100. Can someone please help? |
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Format/ Cells .../ Number tab/ Currency
-- David Biddulph "Da Bossman" wrote in message ... Yes, thank you Toppers. Is there a way I can make it currency? "Toppers" wrote: =if(c1100,65,if(c150,70,75)) "Da Bossman" wrote: I'm nesting a formula but I'm getting an error. My column starts at $75 and needs to drop to $70 if column C is 50 and $65 if 100. Can someone please help? |
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hi!
how if the value is not numeric?this is my problem..if LN7,LN8,LN9 = LN.. if HP7,HP8,HP9=HP and so on..is there any solution? Thanks for your help. -- Regards, Linda "Toppers" wrote: =if(c1100,65,if(c150,70,75)) "Da Bossman" wrote: I'm nesting a formula but I'm getting an error. My column starts at $75 and needs to drop to $70 if column C is 50 and $65 if 100. Can someone please help? |
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