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I am attempting to use a combination of "IF" and "IS" statments to solve for
multiple scenarios. For example, I need the following to be solved with the IF statement: 1) If a price is changed but the item number stays the same, then give me the supplier that is in cell AJ7 2) If no change is made, then give me the supplier that is in cell C7 3) If a new item number has been entered to replace a deleted item number, show me the supplier that is in cell C7 4) Delete item with no replacement I have tried the following to solve and I can only get 2 out of the 4 issues solved. =IF(istext(AJ7),C7,AJ7) - solves for (1) and (2) =IF(istext(C7)AJj7,C7) - solves for (1) and (3) =IF(isblank(C7),AJ7,C7) - solves for (1) and (2) I have used (isnontext), and I have tried AND/OR statements but to no avail. The problem is due to the fact that one of my reference cells (AJ) has a vlookup formula that will either give me data if the criteria is true, or it will give me no data (the cell will be blank) if the criteria is false. When no data shows up, excel looks at the cell as "not empty" even though no data appears. I need help........ -- Debbie Sherman |
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