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How do I multiply either column 1 or column 2 by same multiplier?
I have 4 columns of data ( #of units, old work price, new work price, &
total). How do I multiply number of units by either old work price, or new work price, based on column where data is entered? |
How do I multiply either column 1 or column 2 by same multiplier?
assuming that the total is defined as #units X old work price (unless of
course there is a new work price, then it would be #units X new work price). A2: #units, B2: old work price, C2: new work price D2: =IF(C2="",B2,C2)*A2 If this isn't what you are looking for, give more info, based on what column of what kind of data is entered? -- ** John C ** "broadoak8" wrote: I have 4 columns of data ( #of units, old work price, new work price, & total). How do I multiply number of units by either old work price, or new work price, based on column where data is entered? |
How do I multiply either column 1 or column 2 by same multiplier?
Assuming that only one or the other will contain an entry:
=#of units * MAX(old work price, new work price) =A1*MAX(B1,C1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "broadoak8" wrote in message ... I have 4 columns of data ( #of units, old work price, new work price, & total). How do I multiply number of units by either old work price, or new work price, based on column where data is entered? |
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