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VLookup?
Create a list in columns E & F like this
1st 98 2nd 182 3rd 266 etc. all the way up to 90th Your formula in column C can then be =VLOOKUP(B1,E1:F90,2,False)-A1 "Ward" wrote: Hi, In Column A I have a list of random numbers, in Column B I have the words 1st, 2nd 3rd right upto 90th. In column C I have the following formula which substracts an amount from column A depending on whats in column B. =IF(B1="7th",602-A1,IF(B1="6th",518-A1,IF(B1="5th",434-A1,IF(B1="4th",350-A1,IF(B1="3rd",266-A1,IF(B1="2nd",182-A1,IF(B1="1st",98-A1,"NA"))))))) I need to go upto 90th instance, any suggestions? |
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