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I have a form that I am creating and need your assistance. Currently I have
the following formula and it is working perfectly. =IF($J$7="Small",VLOOKUP(A13,'Property List'!$F$2:$G$31,2,FALSE),IF($J$7="Medium",VLOOKUP (A13,'Property List'!$F$2:$H$31,3,FALSE),IF($J$7="Large",VLOOKUP( Sales!A13,'Property List'!$F$2:$I$31,4,FALSE)))) The only thing is that now I need to add two more variables and I am unsure how to proceed. Regardless if $JS7 is Small, Medium or Large I need the formula to override if either any of the following happens: IF(E13="SC",5) or IF(E13="SNF",3) Thanks. |
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