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IF statement
I am currently working on a sales forecasting model with a IF statement that
says =IF(jan!$m7="january".jan!$n7,0) which works very well as long as I am looking only at Jan folder. My question is can you do a if statement that can look from a jan folder through a Dec folder. -- khorse |
IF statement
Can you expand on that? I take it FOLDER is WORKSHEET?
best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Kent Horsley" wrote in message ... I am currently working on a sales forecasting model with a IF statement that says =IF(jan!$m7="january".jan!$n7,0) which works very well as long as I am looking only at Jan folder. My question is can you do a if statement that can look from a jan folder through a Dec folder. -- khorse |
IF statement
Why do you need to check for January? Doesn't the jan sheet have only
January data? If so, the If is unnecessary. Regards, Fred. "Kent Horsley" wrote in message ... I am currently working on a sales forecasting model with a IF statement that says =IF(jan!$m7="january".jan!$n7,0) which works very well as long as I am looking only at Jan folder. My question is can you do a if statement that can look from a jan folder through a Dec folder. -- khorse |
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