I am trying to create a formula that if the value entered in cell b40 is
greater than or equal to $75,000,000., the result in cell B68 should read
"REFER TO COMPANY".
The formula looks like this:

=IF(B40=75000000,'REFER TO COMPANY',IF(B40<=24000000,'Formula
Tables'!B25,'Formula Tables'!E25))

The two formula tables referenced in the formula are for values <=24,000,000
and values =24,000,001. I need a third option that returns text that reads
"refer to company" if B40 is =75,000,000. I am erroring out, however. If I
put "" around 'refer to company', the cell returns #name?; if I leave it as
shown, I get a message stating there is "an error in the formula, consult
Excel help". I'd rather go to the experts....could someone tell me where
I've gone wrong?

Thanks very much.

modify this idea to suit. Start at the top and work your way down.
For text use double quote " text "

=IF(E143,"h",IF(E1410,2,IF(E140,1,"")))

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Margie" wrote in message
...
I am trying to create a formula that if the value entered in cell b40 is
greater than or equal to $75,000,000., the result in cell B68 should read
"REFER TO COMPANY".
The formula looks like this:

=IF(B40=75000000,'REFER TO COMPANY',IF(B40<=24000000,'Formula
Tables'!B25,'Formula Tables'!E25))

The two formula tables referenced in the formula are for values
<=24,000,000
and values =24,000,001. I need a third option that returns text that
reads
"refer to company" if B40 is =75,000,000. I am erroring out, however.
If I
put "" around 'refer to company', the cell returns #name?; if I leave it
as
shown, I get a message stating there is "an error in the formula, consult
Excel help". I'd rather go to the experts....could someone tell me where
I've gone wrong?

Thanks very much.

This works for me
=IF(B40=75000000,"REFER TO COMPANY",IF(B40<=24000000,'Formula
Tables'!B25,'Formula Tables'!E25))
assuming that the sheet name is "formula tables" )(note the space between
the 2 words)

if there isn't any space, then the sheet name that is currently enclosed
within commas will simply change as follows:
=IF(B40=75000000,"REFER TO
COMPANY",IF(B40<=24000000,FormulaTables!B25,Formul aTables!E25))

"Margie" wrote in message
...
I am trying to create a formula that if the value entered in cell b40 is
greater than or equal to $75,000,000., the result in cell B68 should read
"REFER TO COMPANY".
The formula looks like this:

=IF(B40=75000000,'REFER TO COMPANY',IF(B40<=24000000,'Formula
Tables'!B25,'Formula Tables'!E25))

The two formula tables referenced in the formula are for values
<=24,000,000
and values =24,000,001. I need a third option that returns text that
reads
"refer to company" if B40 is =75,000,000. I am erroring out, however.
If I
put "" around 'refer to company', the cell returns #name?; if I leave it
as
shown, I get a message stating there is "an error in the formula, consult
Excel help". I'd rather go to the experts....could someone tell me where
I've gone wrong?

Thanks very much.

Thank you! Knew it had to have something to do with the "".

"N Harkawat" wrote:

This works for me
=IF(B40=75000000,"REFER TO COMPANY",IF(B40<=24000000,'Formula
Tables'!B25,'Formula Tables'!E25))
assuming that the sheet name is "formula tables" )(note the space between
the 2 words)

if there isn't any space, then the sheet name that is currently enclosed
within commas will simply change as follows:
=IF(B40=75000000,"REFER TO
COMPANY",IF(B40<=24000000,FormulaTables!B25,Formul aTables!E25))

"Margie" wrote in message
...
I am trying to create a formula that if the value entered in cell b40 is
greater than or equal to $75,000,000., the result in cell B68 should read
"REFER TO COMPANY".
The formula looks like this:

=IF(B40=75000000,'REFER TO COMPANY',IF(B40<=24000000,'Formula
Tables'!B25,'Formula Tables'!E25))

The two formula tables referenced in the formula are for values
<=24,000,000
and values =24,000,001. I need a third option that returns text that
reads
"refer to company" if B40 is =75,000,000. I am erroring out, however.
If I
put "" around 'refer to company', the cell returns #name?; if I leave it
as
shown, I get a message stating there is "an error in the formula, consult
Excel help". I'd rather go to the experts....could someone tell me where
I've gone wrong?

Thanks very much.

Thanks Don. I'm going to keep this one taped to my monitor - can use it for a
variety of other formulas as well.

Have a good weekend!

"Don Guillett" wrote:

modify this idea to suit. Start at the top and work your way down.
For text use double quote " text "

=IF(E143,"h",IF(E1410,2,IF(E140,1,"")))

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Margie" wrote in message
...
I am trying to create a formula that if the value entered in cell b40 is
greater than or equal to $75,000,000., the result in cell B68 should read
"REFER TO COMPANY".
The formula looks like this:

=IF(B40=75000000,'REFER TO COMPANY',IF(B40<=24000000,'Formula
Tables'!B25,'Formula Tables'!E25))

The two formula tables referenced in the formula are for values
<=24,000,000
and values =24,000,001. I need a third option that returns text that
reads
"refer to company" if B40 is =75,000,000. I am erroring out, however.
If I
put "" around 'refer to company', the cell returns #name?; if I leave it
as
shown, I get a message stating there is "an error in the formula, consult
Excel help". I'd rather go to the experts....could someone tell me where
I've gone wrong?

Thanks very much.