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How would I write a formula to handle this problem?
If the value in cell D20 is €˜U18 then the result in cell D6 is a €˜0 however if the value in D20 is anything else then the result in cell D6 is the value in N5 |
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Try this entered in D6:
=IF(D20="U18",0,N5) Or: Assuming N5 is a numeric value. =(D20<"U18")*N5 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Ksean" wrote in message ... How would I write a formula to handle this problem? If the value in cell D20 is 'U18' then the result in cell D6 is a '0' however if the value in D20 is anything else then the result in cell D6 is the value in N5 |
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I went with your second option and it worked great!
Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this entered in D6: =IF(D20="U18",0,N5) Or: Assuming N5 is a numeric value. =(D20<"U18")*N5 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Ksean" wrote in message ... How would I write a formula to handle this problem? If the value in cell D20 is 'U18' then the result in cell D6 is a '0' however if the value in D20 is anything else then the result in cell D6 is the value in N5 . |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Ksean" wrote in message ... I went with your second option and it worked great! Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this entered in D6: =IF(D20="U18",0,N5) Or: Assuming N5 is a numeric value. =(D20<"U18")*N5 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Ksean" wrote in message ... How would I write a formula to handle this problem? If the value in cell D20 is 'U18' then the result in cell D6 is a '0' however if the value in D20 is anything else then the result in cell D6 is the value in N5 . |
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