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I am trying to create a form for customers to answer 10 different questions
so that it will calculate a price for them. The 10 questions they have to answer is chosen from a list of drop down answers that I have provided for them. When they choose let's say "Commercial" instead of "Residential" it will represent a different percentage, so that I can formulate the price for them. My problem is I do not know how do display "Commercial" but it really will give me a value of 20%. -- Thank you for your help Andy B. |
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You either want an If statement, or a Vlookup table.
Try something like: =if(a1="Commercial",20%,10%) Regards Fred "Andy" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a form for customers to answer 10 different questions so that it will calculate a price for them. The 10 questions they have to answer is chosen from a list of drop down answers that I have provided for them. When they choose let's say "Commercial" instead of "Residential" it will represent a different percentage, so that I can formulate the price for them. My problem is I do not know how do display "Commercial" but it really will give me a value of 20%. -- Thank you for your help Andy B. |
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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! That was just what I was looking for. You
are awsome. -- Thank you for your help Andy B. "Fred Smith" wrote: You either want an If statement, or a Vlookup table. Try something like: =if(a1="Commercial",20%,10%) Regards Fred "Andy" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a form for customers to answer 10 different questions so that it will calculate a price for them. The 10 questions they have to answer is chosen from a list of drop down answers that I have provided for them. When they choose let's say "Commercial" instead of "Residential" it will represent a different percentage, so that I can formulate the price for them. My problem is I do not know how do display "Commercial" but it really will give me a value of 20%. -- Thank you for your help Andy B. |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback.
Regards, Fred. "Andy" wrote in message ... Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! That was just what I was looking for. You are awsome. -- Thank you for your help Andy B. "Fred Smith" wrote: You either want an If statement, or a Vlookup table. Try something like: =if(a1="Commercial",20%,10%) Regards Fred "Andy" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a form for customers to answer 10 different questions so that it will calculate a price for them. The 10 questions they have to answer is chosen from a list of drop down answers that I have provided for them. When they choose let's say "Commercial" instead of "Residential" it will represent a different percentage, so that I can formulate the price for them. My problem is I do not know how do display "Commercial" but it really will give me a value of 20%. -- Thank you for your help Andy B. |
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