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IF Statement or nested IF
I have 4 stations , lets say A, B, C, D with daily Temperature Data, I want
fill up missinf data "M" for station A from stations B,C,D; if I write =if (a2="M", b2, a2) to get datat from staion B, BUT station B may have missing "M" so I need to get the data from station C for that particular date and again if Station C has "M" for the same day I need to get it from station D. so should I write =IF(D2="M",E2*(IF(E2="M",F2,E2),D2)) but this gives me result "FALSE", can anybody help me I appreciate your help, thanks |
IF Statement or nested IF
Hi Rahim
Try the below formula in cell A2 =INDEX(B2:D2,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(B2:D2<0,),)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Rahim" wrote: I have 4 stations , lets say A, B, C, D with daily Temperature Data, I want fill up missinf data "M" for station A from stations B,C,D; if I write =if (a2="M", b2, a2) to get datat from staion B, BUT station B may have missing "M" so I need to get the data from station C for that particular date and again if Station C has "M" for the same day I need to get it from station D. so should I write =IF(D2="M",E2*(IF(E2="M",F2,E2),D2)) but this gives me result "FALSE", can anybody help me I appreciate your help, thanks |
IF Statement or nested IF
Correction. Try the below. ... for "M"
=INDEX(A2:D2,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(A2:D2<"M",),)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Hi Rahim Try the below formula in cell A2 =INDEX(B2:D2,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(B2:D2<0,),)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Rahim" wrote: I have 4 stations , lets say A, B, C, D with daily Temperature Data, I want fill up missinf data "M" for station A from stations B,C,D; if I write =if (a2="M", b2, a2) to get datat from staion B, BUT station B may have missing "M" so I need to get the data from station C for that particular date and again if Station C has "M" for the same day I need to get it from station D. so should I write =IF(D2="M",E2*(IF(E2="M",F2,E2),D2)) but this gives me result "FALSE", can anybody help me I appreciate your help, thanks |
IF Statement or nested IF
Do you need all 4, if there, or just the last one
This will find the item in the LAST filled column on row 1 =MATCH(999999,1:1) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Rahim" wrote in message ... I have 4 stations , lets say A, B, C, D with daily Temperature Data, I want fill up missinf data "M" for station A from stations B,C,D; if I write =if (a2="M", b2, a2) to get datat from staion B, BUT station B may have missing "M" so I need to get the data from station C for that particular date and again if Station C has "M" for the same day I need to get it from station D. so should I write =IF(D2="M",E2*(IF(E2="M",F2,E2),D2)) but this gives me result "FALSE", can anybody help me I appreciate your help, thanks |
IF Statement or nested IF
Using IF..
=IF(A2<"M",A2,IF(B2<"M",B2,IF(C2<"M",C2,IF(D2< "M",D2,"No values found")))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Hi Rahim Try the below formula in cell A2 =INDEX(B2:D2,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(B2:D2<0,),)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Rahim" wrote: I have 4 stations , lets say A, B, C, D with daily Temperature Data, I want fill up missinf data "M" for station A from stations B,C,D; if I write =if (a2="M", b2, a2) to get datat from staion B, BUT station B may have missing "M" so I need to get the data from station C for that particular date and again if Station C has "M" for the same day I need to get it from station D. so should I write =IF(D2="M",E2*(IF(E2="M",F2,E2),D2)) but this gives me result "FALSE", can anybody help me I appreciate your help, thanks |
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