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Problem with IF Statement
I am not even sure if this is possible or not.
If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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Problem with IF Statement
Maybe this:
=IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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Problem with IF Statement
Sorry, I left out part of my criteria.
If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D is greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D Thanks for your help "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe this: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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Problem with IF Statement
=IF(D1=0,0,IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition"))
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "M Peddle" wrote in message ... Sorry, I left out part of my criteria. If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D is greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D Thanks for your help "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe this: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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Problem with IF Statement
I am still not getting the outcome that I would like. Sorry, I am probably
expalining this all worng. Maybe this will help explain what I am trying to do: C5 = 0 D5 = 11 I5 = 36.55 J5 = 11 I would like my answer to be 0 C6 = 6.82 D6 = 4.18 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 14 I would like my answer to be -3 C7= 2.48 D7 = 8.52 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 31 I would like me answer to be -8.52 It would be great if we could make it a negative number as well, if not no big deal. Thanks for your help! "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(D1=0,0,IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition")) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "M Peddle" wrote in message ... Sorry, I left out part of my criteria. If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D is greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D Thanks for your help "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe this: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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Problem with IF Statement
Why -3?
Why -8.52? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "M Peddle" wrote in message ... I am still not getting the outcome that I would like. Sorry, I am probably expalining this all worng. Maybe this will help explain what I am trying to do: C5 = 0 D5 = 11 I5 = 36.55 J5 = 11 I would like my answer to be 0 C6 = 6.82 D6 = 4.18 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 14 I would like my answer to be -3 C7= 2.48 D7 = 8.52 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 31 I would like me answer to be -8.52 It would be great if we could make it a negative number as well, if not no big deal. Thanks for your help! "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(D1=0,0,IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition")) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "M Peddle" wrote in message ... Sorry, I left out part of my criteria. If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D is greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D Thanks for your help "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe this: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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Problem with IF Statement
In your previous reply you stated that if D=0 then return 0. Did you mean
C? Your first example would indicate that you meant C. If that is correct, then perhaps: =IF(C5=0,0,IF(AND(D5=0,J511,J5<=I5),J5-D5,"FalseCondition")) Keep in mind that the "FalseCondition" is what you would need to specify if C is not zero and D is NOT between 11 and I. Does that help? Paul -- "M Peddle" wrote in message ... I am still not getting the outcome that I would like. Sorry, I am probably expalining this all worng. Maybe this will help explain what I am trying to do: C5 = 0 D5 = 11 I5 = 36.55 J5 = 11 I would like my answer to be 0 C6 = 6.82 D6 = 4.18 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 14 I would like my answer to be -3 C7= 2.48 D7 = 8.52 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 31 I would like me answer to be -8.52 It would be great if we could make it a negative number as well, if not no big deal. Thanks for your help! "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(D1=0,0,IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition")) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "M Peddle" wrote in message ... Sorry, I left out part of my criteria. If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D is greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D Thanks for your help "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe this: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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CORRECTION! C Problem with IF Statement
Correction. Formula should have been:
=IF(C5=0,0,IF(AND(D5=0,J511,J5<=I5),J5-D5,"FalseCondition")) However, I'm not sure where or how you're getting your desired results. They don't calculate that way. -- "PCLIVE" wrote in message ... In your previous reply you stated that if D=0 then return 0. Did you mean C? Your first example would indicate that you meant C. If that is correct, then perhaps: =IF(C5=0,0,IF(AND(D5=0,J511,J5<=I5),J5-D5,"FalseCondition")) Keep in mind that the "FalseCondition" is what you would need to specify if C is not zero and D is NOT between 11 and I. Does that help? Paul -- "M Peddle" wrote in message ... I am still not getting the outcome that I would like. Sorry, I am probably expalining this all worng. Maybe this will help explain what I am trying to do: C5 = 0 D5 = 11 I5 = 36.55 J5 = 11 I would like my answer to be 0 C6 = 6.82 D6 = 4.18 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 14 I would like my answer to be -3 C7= 2.48 D7 = 8.52 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 31 I would like me answer to be -8.52 It would be great if we could make it a negative number as well, if not no big deal. Thanks for your help! "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(D1=0,0,IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition")) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "M Peddle" wrote in message ... Sorry, I left out part of my criteria. If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D is greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D Thanks for your help "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe this: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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Problem with IF Statement
The negatives are no big deal, that would be just nice to have. I am trying
to figure out how much to give back. The -3 would be 14 - 11 = 3 The -8.52 would be 31 - 11 = 20, but only to the maximum of D7 which in this case is 8.52. PCLIVE - I have tried your suggestion as well, but that didn't work either. "PCLIVE" wrote: In your previous reply you stated that if D=0 then return 0. Did you mean C? Your first example would indicate that you meant C. If that is correct, then perhaps: =IF(C5=0,0,IF(AND(D5=0,J511,J5<=I5),J5-D5,"FalseCondition")) Keep in mind that the "FalseCondition" is what you would need to specify if C is not zero and D is NOT between 11 and I. Does that help? Paul -- "M Peddle" wrote in message ... I am still not getting the outcome that I would like. Sorry, I am probably expalining this all worng. Maybe this will help explain what I am trying to do: C5 = 0 D5 = 11 I5 = 36.55 J5 = 11 I would like my answer to be 0 C6 = 6.82 D6 = 4.18 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 14 I would like my answer to be -3 C7= 2.48 D7 = 8.52 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 31 I would like me answer to be -8.52 It would be great if we could make it a negative number as well, if not no big deal. Thanks for your help! "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(D1=0,0,IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition")) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "M Peddle" wrote in message ... Sorry, I left out part of my criteria. If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D is greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D Thanks for your help "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe this: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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Problem with IF Statement
Ok try this:
Note: If it is Column D that you want to test for zero, then change the very first C reference to D. =IF(C5=0,0,IF(AND(J511,J5<=I5),-(IF(J5-SUM(C5:D5)D5,D5,J5-SUM(C5:D5))))) HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" wrote in message ... The negatives are no big deal, that would be just nice to have. I am trying to figure out how much to give back. The -3 would be 14 - 11 = 3 The -8.52 would be 31 - 11 = 20, but only to the maximum of D7 which in this case is 8.52. PCLIVE - I have tried your suggestion as well, but that didn't work either. "PCLIVE" wrote: In your previous reply you stated that if D=0 then return 0. Did you mean C? Your first example would indicate that you meant C. If that is correct, then perhaps: =IF(C5=0,0,IF(AND(D5=0,J511,J5<=I5),J5-D5,"FalseCondition")) Keep in mind that the "FalseCondition" is what you would need to specify if C is not zero and D is NOT between 11 and I. Does that help? Paul -- "M Peddle" wrote in message ... I am still not getting the outcome that I would like. Sorry, I am probably expalining this all worng. Maybe this will help explain what I am trying to do: C5 = 0 D5 = 11 I5 = 36.55 J5 = 11 I would like my answer to be 0 C6 = 6.82 D6 = 4.18 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 14 I would like my answer to be -3 C7= 2.48 D7 = 8.52 I6 = 36.55 J6 = 31 I would like me answer to be -8.52 It would be great if we could make it a negative number as well, if not no big deal. Thanks for your help! "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(D1=0,0,IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition")) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "M Peddle" wrote in message ... Sorry, I left out part of my criteria. If D=0, then enter 0 and don't look at the rest of the formula but if D is greater than 0 and J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D Thanks for your help "PCLIVE" wrote: Maybe this: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"FalseCondition") You'll need to specify the FalseCondition. If you want it to remain blank, then: =IF(AND(J111,J1<=I1),J1-D1,"") HTH, Paul -- "M Peddle" <M wrote in message ... I am not even sure if this is possible or not. If J is more than 11, but not more than I, I need to know what is J minus D |
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