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![]() HI In my helper column in K2 , I'm trying to construct a formula which combines and satisfies these arguments: If D2 is larger than 25 and J2 equals 1 or 11 , then put 5 , otherwise put J2. If D2 is larger than 25 and J2 equals 2 , then put 6 , otherwise put J2. I've been struggling with syntax. Can anyone advise? Grateful for any help. Best Wishes |
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On Tue, 14 Jul 2009 23:42:01 +0100, Colin Hayes
wrote: HI In my helper column in K2 , I'm trying to construct a formula which combines and satisfies these arguments: If D2 is larger than 25 and J2 equals 1 or 11 , then put 5 , otherwise put J2. If D2 is larger than 25 and J2 equals 2 , then put 6 , otherwise put J2. I've been struggling with syntax. Can anyone advise? Grateful for any help. Best Wishes Try this formula: =IF(D2<=25,J2,IF(J2=2,6,IF(OR(J2=1,J2=11),5,J2))) Hope this helps / Lars-Åke |
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In article , Lars-Åke
Aspelin writes On Tue, 14 Jul 2009 23:42:01 +0100, Colin Hayes wrote: HI In my helper column in K2 , I'm trying to construct a formula which combines and satisfies these arguments: If D2 is larger than 25 and J2 equals 1 or 11 , then put 5 , otherwise put J2. If D2 is larger than 25 and J2 equals 2 , then put 6 , otherwise put J2. I've been struggling with syntax. Can anyone advise? Grateful for any help. Best Wishes Try this formula: =IF(D2<=25,J2,IF(J2=2,6,IF(OR(J2=1,J2=11),5,J2) )) Hope this helps / Lars-Åke Hi Lars-Åke OK thanks for getting back. It didn't work at first , but I think I figured out why. For some reason , the numbers I have in J2 all have a ' in front of them. This stops the formula working. When I remove the ' , then it's fine. Is there a way to fix this in the formula , or eradicate these ' in front of all my numbers? Best Wishes |
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I would get rid of the apostrophies, but if you must leave them then modify
the formula to read =--IF(D2<=25,J2,IF(--J2=2,6,IF(OR(--J2=1,--J2=11),5,J2))) or =IF(D2<=25,VALUE(J2),IF(VALUE(J2)=2,6,IF(OR(VALUE( J2)=1,VALUE(J2)=11),5,VALUE(J2)))) To remove the apostrophies from in from of a range of cells choose a blank cell and click Copy. Then select all the text entires (the cells with apostrophies) and choose Edit, Paste Special, Add. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Colin Hayes" wrote: In article , Lars-Ã…ke Aspelin writes On Tue, 14 Jul 2009 23:42:01 +0100, Colin Hayes wrote: HI In my helper column in K2 , I'm trying to construct a formula which combines and satisfies these arguments: If D2 is larger than 25 and J2 equals 1 or 11 , then put 5 , otherwise put J2. If D2 is larger than 25 and J2 equals 2 , then put 6 , otherwise put J2. I've been struggling with syntax. Can anyone advise? Grateful for any help. Best Wishes Try this formula: =IF(D2<=25,J2,IF(J2=2,6,IF(OR(J2=1,J2=11),5,J2) )) Hope this helps / Lars-Ã…ke Hi Lars-Ã…ke OK thanks for getting back. It didn't work at first , but I think I figured out why. For some reason , the numbers I have in J2 all have a ' in front of them. This stops the formula working. When I remove the ' , then it's fine. Is there a way to fix this in the formula , or eradicate these ' in front of all my numbers? Best Wishes |
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In article , Shane
Devenshire writes I would get rid of the apostrophies, but if you must leave them then modify the formula to read =--IF(D2<=25,J2,IF(--J2=2,6,IF(OR(--J2=1,--J2=11),5,J2))) or =IF(D2<=25,VALUE(J2),IF(VALUE(J2)=2,6,IF(OR(VALUE (J2)=1,VALUE(J2)=11),5, VALUE(J2)))) To remove the apostrophies from in from of a range of cells choose a blank cell and click Copy. Then select all the text entires (the cells with apostrophies) and choose Edit, Paste Special, Add. Hi Shane and Lars-Ake OK thanks for that - its working perfectly now. After some trial and error , I actually got around it in a more long-winded way , by multiplying by 1 and copying down. I can see that your solution is neater , but got there in the end. Thanks for your time and expertise , I'm grateful. Best Wishes |
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