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HZC

Conditional Formulas
 
Hello!
I am using Excel 2003 and I need to be able to write a conditional formula
to perform two different sets of functions depending on the value of one of
my cells. For instance, if this particular cell has a value of 30, I the
function to begin computing cost savings in the following month. If it is
equal to 60, I need the fundtion to begin computing the cost savings starting
two months out. Is there a way to get Excel to do this? Thanks!

Sean Timmons

Conditional Formulas
 
=IF(A2=30,cost savings formula 1 month out,if(A2=60,cost savings formula 2
months out))

"HZC" wrote:

Hello!
I am using Excel 2003 and I need to be able to write a conditional formula
to perform two different sets of functions depending on the value of one of
my cells. For instance, if this particular cell has a value of 30, I the
function to begin computing cost savings in the following month. If it is
equal to 60, I need the fundtion to begin computing the cost savings starting
two months out. Is there a way to get Excel to do this? Thanks!


Shane Devenshire[_2_]

Conditional Formulas
 
Hi,

You should really show us your cost savings formulas so we know what we are
playing with. In lieu of that

=IF(A1=30,formula1,formula2)

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"HZC" wrote:

Hello!
I am using Excel 2003 and I need to be able to write a conditional formula
to perform two different sets of functions depending on the value of one of
my cells. For instance, if this particular cell has a value of 30, I the
function to begin computing cost savings in the following month. If it is
equal to 60, I need the fundtion to begin computing the cost savings starting
two months out. Is there a way to get Excel to do this? Thanks!


HZC

Conditional Formulas
 
Thanks for the input! It worked fine. You saved a lot of people a lot of
hassles ! :)

HZC

"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

You should really show us your cost savings formulas so we know what we are
playing with. In lieu of that

=IF(A1=30,formula1,formula2)

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"HZC" wrote:

Hello!
I am using Excel 2003 and I need to be able to write a conditional formula
to perform two different sets of functions depending on the value of one of
my cells. For instance, if this particular cell has a value of 30, I the
function to begin computing cost savings in the following month. If it is
equal to 60, I need the fundtion to begin computing the cost savings starting
two months out. Is there a way to get Excel to do this? Thanks!



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