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Hello,
I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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If WS A cell C75:C830
Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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Hi,
If any cell in the range has a number in it. Thank you for replying to my question. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: If WS A cell C75:C830 Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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Try this (all on one line):
=IF(AND(COUNTIF('WS A'!C75:C83,"0"), COUNTIF('WS S-3,II'!D17,"0")),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, If any cell in the range has a number in it. Thank you for replying to my question. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: If WS A cell C75:C830 Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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Hi,
I thank you for answering my question. Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Try this (all on one line): =IF(AND(COUNTIF('WS A'!C75:C83,"0"), COUNTIF('WS S-3,II'!D17,"0")),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, If any cell in the range has a number in it. Thank you for replying to my question. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: If WS A cell C75:C830 Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric.
It depends on what condition you're testing for and what the possible cell values can be. You said if *any* cell is 0 so a COUNTIF is the logical function to test for that condition. How are you thinking about applying a SUM function as the test? If there can be negative numbers in the range then a SUM of 10 and -10 equals 0. This is why it's important to let us know *all* the details of a problem when you post a question. We can only suggest something based on our "best guess" of what your data might be unless you explicitly tell us. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, I thank you for answering my question. Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Try this (all on one line): =IF(AND(COUNTIF('WS A'!C75:C83,"0"), COUNTIF('WS S-3,II'!D17,"0")),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, If any cell in the range has a number in it. Thank you for replying to my question. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: If WS A cell C75:C830 Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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Hi
What I am trying to do is: WS A has salaries WS s3,11 has hours What I want is to make sure that if there are salaries on Ws A that there are hours to correspond with it on S-3ii Does this make sense? thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. It depends on what condition you're testing for and what the possible cell values can be. You said if *any* cell is 0 so a COUNTIF is the logical function to test for that condition. How are you thinking about applying a SUM function as the test? If there can be negative numbers in the range then a SUM of 10 and -10 equals 0. This is why it's important to let us know *all* the details of a problem when you post a question. We can only suggest something based on our "best guess" of what your data might be unless you explicitly tell us. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, I thank you for answering my question. Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Try this (all on one line): =IF(AND(COUNTIF('WS A'!C75:C83,"0"), COUNTIF('WS S-3,II'!D17,"0")),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, If any cell in the range has a number in it. Thank you for replying to my question. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: If WS A cell C75:C830 Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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OK, since there's no such thing as a negative salary you could use a SUM
comparison. And, if the cells in WS S-3,II will only contain numbers (or time values which are really just numbers formatted to look like times): =IF(AND(SUM('WS A'!C75:C83), 'WS S-3,II'!D170),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi What I am trying to do is: WS A has salaries WS s3,11 has hours What I want is to make sure that if there are salaries on Ws A that there are hours to correspond with it on S-3ii Does this make sense? thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. It depends on what condition you're testing for and what the possible cell values can be. You said if *any* cell is 0 so a COUNTIF is the logical function to test for that condition. How are you thinking about applying a SUM function as the test? If there can be negative numbers in the range then a SUM of 10 and -10 equals 0. This is why it's important to let us know *all* the details of a problem when you post a question. We can only suggest something based on our "best guess" of what your data might be unless you explicitly tell us. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, I thank you for answering my question. Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Try this (all on one line): =IF(AND(COUNTIF('WS A'!C75:C83,"0"), COUNTIF('WS S-3,II'!D17,"0")),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, If any cell in the range has a number in it. Thank you for replying to my question. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: If WS A cell C75:C830 Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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THANK YOU SO MUCH
-- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: OK, since there's no such thing as a negative salary you could use a SUM comparison. And, if the cells in WS S-3,II will only contain numbers (or time values which are really just numbers formatted to look like times): =IF(AND(SUM('WS A'!C75:C83), 'WS S-3,II'!D170),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi What I am trying to do is: WS A has salaries WS s3,11 has hours What I want is to make sure that if there are salaries on Ws A that there are hours to correspond with it on S-3ii Does this make sense? thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. It depends on what condition you're testing for and what the possible cell values can be. You said if *any* cell is 0 so a COUNTIF is the logical function to test for that condition. How are you thinking about applying a SUM function as the test? If there can be negative numbers in the range then a SUM of 10 and -10 equals 0. This is why it's important to let us know *all* the details of a problem when you post a question. We can only suggest something based on our "best guess" of what your data might be unless you explicitly tell us. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, I thank you for answering my question. Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Try this (all on one line): =IF(AND(COUNTIF('WS A'!C75:C83,"0"), COUNTIF('WS S-3,II'!D17,"0")),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, If any cell in the range has a number in it. Thank you for replying to my question. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: If WS A cell C75:C830 Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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You're welcome!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... THANK YOU SO MUCH -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: OK, since there's no such thing as a negative salary you could use a SUM comparison. And, if the cells in WS S-3,II will only contain numbers (or time values which are really just numbers formatted to look like times): =IF(AND(SUM('WS A'!C75:C83), 'WS S-3,II'!D170),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi What I am trying to do is: WS A has salaries WS s3,11 has hours What I want is to make sure that if there are salaries on Ws A that there are hours to correspond with it on S-3ii Does this make sense? thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. It depends on what condition you're testing for and what the possible cell values can be. You said if *any* cell is 0 so a COUNTIF is the logical function to test for that condition. How are you thinking about applying a SUM function as the test? If there can be negative numbers in the range then a SUM of 10 and -10 equals 0. This is why it's important to let us know *all* the details of a problem when you post a question. We can only suggest something based on our "best guess" of what your data might be unless you explicitly tell us. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, I thank you for answering my question. Can I change count to sum? the cells are all numeric. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: Try this (all on one line): =IF(AND(COUNTIF('WS A'!C75:C83,"0"), COUNTIF('WS S-3,II'!D17,"0")),"No variance", "Must enter hours for reported salaries") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hi, If any cell in the range has a number in it. Thank you for replying to my question. -- thank you mac "T. Valko" wrote: If WS A cell C75:C830 Does that mean *every* cell in the range is 0 or *any* cell in the range is 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mac" wrote in message ... Hello, I am having trouble with this formula If WS A cell C75:C830, then WS S-3,II cell D17 should be 0. If true, "No variance". If false, "Must enter hours for reported salaries" Any help will be greatly appreciated Thank you -- thank you mac |
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