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How do I enter a conditional formula?
I have never entered a formula before and can't figure it out with the help
menu. I want to enter a formula such that if column B = Project Manager then column J = 20.00 or if column B = technical coordinator then colmn J = 10.00. I have about eight things column B could equal to make column J automatically put in a number. |
How do I enter a conditional formula?
Take a look a VLOOKUP function in Help menu
"Kel" wrote: I have never entered a formula before and can't figure it out with the help menu. I want to enter a formula such that if column B = Project Manager then column J = 20.00 or if column B = technical coordinator then colmn J = 10.00. I have about eight things column B could equal to make column J automatically put in a number. |
How do I enter a conditional formula?
See this
site: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Teethless mama" wrote: Take a look a VLOOKUP function in Help menu "Kel" wrote: I have never entered a formula before and can't figure it out with the help menu. I want to enter a formula such that if column B = Project Manager then column J = 20.00 or if column B = technical coordinator then colmn J = 10.00. I have about eight things column B could equal to make column J automatically put in a number. |
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