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I want a formula to make another evaluation based on answer to the previous
evaluation(s); i.e. if answer to 1 is 0, then do next eval; if answer to second eval is 1, then do next eval and so on. It should stop at whatever eval gives the desired result before defaulting to "do nothing" (""). Years ago I could use the OR function to do this, now OR is inadequate. Nested IF functions can get too cumbersome (if FALSE do this, if TRUE do that for each evaluation). Likewise with VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP. Would like a suggestion, for example, "IF(ISBLANK(A1),C1,OR IF(A1B1,A1-B1,OR IF(A1<B1,B1+C1),OR IF(A1=B1,B1),"")." Need something like the old OR function, which was good for evaluating a large range of variables not necessarily in a table and in search of a specific value(s). Hoping for a new or better or other function in Excel that I'm not aware of, or just a new perspective on how to better use an existing function. I do these types of evals often at work and the build on successive IFs can take hours to perfect or stop the input at "too many variables." |
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