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Hi,
You can concatonate IF statements using the '&' symbol, and have lots. Not sure how many, but more than 8. Your formula would look something like: =IF(C98="A",$F$28,"")&IF(C98="B",$F$37,"")&IF(C98= "C",$F$46,"")&IF(C98="D",$F$55,"")&IF(C98="E",$F$6 4,"")&IF(C98="F",$F$73,"")&IF(C98="G",$F$82,"")&IF (C98="H",$F$91,"")&IF(C98="I",Whatever,"") Regards - Dave. |
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