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If Statement On Two Conditions
Okay, I need to calculate a total based off of two conditions. I am assuming
their is a way to do it via table, which I am unfamilar with. Is there an easy way to do this example below? Maybe breaking it up into two calculations? Essentially, if an individual has E5=Platinum and F5=Copper, then they would achieve a score of 175. The Table below would be in L1:P5 of the same sheet. Platinum Gold Silver Copper Platinum 350 300 225 175 Gold 300 225 175 150 Silver 225 175 150 100 Copper 175 150 100 75 Thank you |
If Statement On Two Conditions
Try this:
=VLOOKUP(E5,L1:P5,MATCH(F5,L1:P1,0),0) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "RoadKill" wrote in message ... Okay, I need to calculate a total based off of two conditions. I am assuming their is a way to do it via table, which I am unfamilar with. Is there an easy way to do this example below? Maybe breaking it up into two calculations? Essentially, if an individual has E5=Platinum and F5=Copper, then they would achieve a score of 175. The Table below would be in L1:P5 of the same sheet. Platinum Gold Silver Copper Platinum 350 300 225 175 Gold 300 225 175 150 Silver 225 175 150 100 Copper 175 150 100 75 Thank you |
If Statement On Two Conditions
RK,
=INDEX(L1:P5,MATCH(E5,L1:P1,False),MATCH(F5,L1:L5, False)) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "RoadKill" wrote in message ... Okay, I need to calculate a total based off of two conditions. I am assuming their is a way to do it via table, which I am unfamilar with. Is there an easy way to do this example below? Maybe breaking it up into two calculations? Essentially, if an individual has E5=Platinum and F5=Copper, then they would achieve a score of 175. The Table below would be in L1:P5 of the same sheet. Platinum Gold Silver Copper Platinum 350 300 225 175 Gold 300 225 175 150 Silver 225 175 150 100 Copper 175 150 100 75 Thank you |
If Statement On Two Conditions
Assuming the table is in I12:M16
=INDEX(I12:M16,MATCH(E5,I12:I16,0),MATCH(F5,I12:M1 2,0)) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "RoadKill" wrote in message ... Okay, I need to calculate a total based off of two conditions. I am assuming their is a way to do it via table, which I am unfamilar with. Is there an easy way to do this example below? Maybe breaking it up into two calculations? Essentially, if an individual has E5=Platinum and F5=Copper, then they would achieve a score of 175. The Table below would be in L1:P5 of the same sheet. Platinum Gold Silver Copper Platinum 350 300 225 175 Gold 300 225 175 150 Silver 225 175 150 100 Copper 175 150 100 75 Thank you |
If Statement On Two Conditions
Works perfect, thank you!
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote: RK, =INDEX(L1:P5,MATCH(E5,L1:P1,False),MATCH(F5,L1:L5, False)) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "RoadKill" wrote in message ... Okay, I need to calculate a total based off of two conditions. I am assuming their is a way to do it via table, which I am unfamilar with. Is there an easy way to do this example below? Maybe breaking it up into two calculations? Essentially, if an individual has E5=Platinum and F5=Copper, then they would achieve a score of 175. The Table below would be in L1:P5 of the same sheet. Platinum Gold Silver Copper Platinum 350 300 225 175 Gold 300 225 175 150 Silver 225 175 150 100 Copper 175 150 100 75 Thank you |
If Statement On Two Conditions
Works perfect, thank you!
"T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =VLOOKUP(E5,L1:P5,MATCH(F5,L1:P1,0),0) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "RoadKill" wrote in message ... Okay, I need to calculate a total based off of two conditions. I am assuming their is a way to do it via table, which I am unfamilar with. Is there an easy way to do this example below? Maybe breaking it up into two calculations? Essentially, if an individual has E5=Platinum and F5=Copper, then they would achieve a score of 175. The Table below would be in L1:P5 of the same sheet. Platinum Gold Silver Copper Platinum 350 300 225 175 Gold 300 225 175 150 Silver 225 175 150 100 Copper 175 150 100 75 Thank you |
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