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multiple functions in a single cell
Example: I want to be able to display "Cathy's Check" in cell G4 by typing
the number "2" in cell B4 but I also want to display "John's Check" in cell G4 by typing the number "3" in cell B4 as well. Can some one help me please! |
multiple functions in a single cell
=IF(G4=2,"Cathy's Check", if(G4=3,"John's Check" ,"")
This is display nothing if G4 is other than 2 or 3 If the list gets longer, a lookup function would be appropriate. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "John C." <John wrote in message ... Example: I want to be able to display "Cathy's Check" in cell G4 by typing the number "2" in cell B4 but I also want to display "John's Check" in cell G4 by typing the number "3" in cell B4 as well. Can some one help me please! |
multiple functions in a single cell
Use an IF statement in G4:
=IF(B4=2,"Cathy's Check",IF(B4=3,"John'sCheck","")) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200773 "John C." wrote: Example: I want to be able to display "Cathy's Check" in cell G4 by typing the number "2" in cell B4 but I also want to display "John's Check" in cell G4 by typing the number "3" in cell B4 as well. Can some one help me please! |
multiple functions in a single cell
Try this in G4
=CHOOSE(B4,"","Cathy's Check","John's check") Mike "John C." wrote: Example: I want to be able to display "Cathy's Check" in cell G4 by typing the number "2" in cell B4 but I also want to display "John's Check" in cell G4 by typing the number "3" in cell B4 as well. Can some one help me please! |
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