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Formula assitance needed
Cell C13s formula is: =SUM(ROUNDUP(B13/C9,0))
Where B13 is occupant load in a numerical value and C9 is the number of people allowed for a fixture in a numerical value. What I need now is when the occupant load is 50 or less Cell C13 should read €śUni-sex€ť and not a number and if the occupant load is over 51 then the numerical answer would appear in Cell C13. The quotation marks do not have to appear around Uni-sex with the answer. The numerical number in C9 is 500 and will not change. The numerical number in B13 will change as it is the answer from another cell. Can someone assist me with this formula? |
Formula assitance needed
I don't pretend to unserstand your formula, with 500 in C9 it needs a
number 25000 in B13 to mahe the formula evaluate as 50 Try this =IF(ROUNDUP(B13/C9,0)<=50,"Unisex",ROUNDUP(B13/C9,0)) Mike On Wed, 4 Mar 2009 12:58:05 -0800, Codeman wrote: Cell C13s formula is: =SUM(ROUNDUP(B13/C9,0)) Where B13 is occupant load in a numerical value and C9 is the number of people allowed for a fixture in a numerical value. What I need now is when the occupant load is 50 or less Cell C13 should read €śUni-sex€ť and not a number and if the occupant load is over 51 then the numerical answer would appear in Cell C13. The quotation marks do not have to appear around Uni-sex with the answer. The numerical number in C9 is 500 and will not change. The numerical number in B13 will change as it is the answer from another cell. Can someone assist me with this formula? |
Formula assitance needed
Try this:
=IF(COUNT(C9,B13)<2,"",IF(B13<=50,"Uni-sex",ROUNDUP(B13/C9,0))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Codeman" wrote in message ... Cell C13's formula is: =SUM(ROUNDUP(B13/C9,0)) Where B13 is occupant load in a numerical value and C9 is the number of people allowed for a fixture in a numerical value. What I need now is when the occupant load is 50 or less Cell C13 should read "Uni-sex" and not a number and if the occupant load is over 51 then the numerical answer would appear in Cell C13. The quotation marks do not have to appear around Uni-sex with the answer. The numerical number in C9 is 500 and will not change. The numerical number in B13 will change as it is the answer from another cell. Can someone assist me with this formula? |
Formula assitance needed
Thank you all, I will have to get back to you all on this one. I used the forumlas provided but the result affected another cell I was trying to work with also. I will have to rethink what I am trying to do. I am sure when I develope a almost solution I will need assistance again. Will get back later on this but I am sure it will be another post. Thanks again. |
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