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Basically, I want the word, "Pink" to appear if SUM(E55:E67)=3; the word,
"Yellow" to appear if SUM(D55:D67)=2; and the word "Blue" to appear otherwise. On the face of it, try this: =IF(SUM(E55:E67)=3,"Pink",IF(SUM(D55:D67)=2,"Yel low","Blue")) The IF evaluates from left to right. Since you are testing 2 different ranges, the sequence of the test becomes important. If the 1st IF test is TRUE, you'd get "Pink" irrespective of the result from the 2nd IF test (which will never get evaluated). -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- |
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