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=IF(G42<=I3,IF(B42="Current",H42,0),IF(B42="EX",H4 2*7,0)) But my guess is that I3:AR3 comes into it,m you justv talk about I3. -- HTH Bob "Mark D" wrote in message ... Morning all I am stuck with a forumula that I hope someone will be able to help with. It's quite long winded the way I am doing it but am hoping that it may be able to be shortened. Column B Lines 42 - 58 has either "current" or "ex" in the cells Column G lines 42 - 58 has a date in them Column H lines 42 - 58 has either 1, 2, or 3 in them. The line 3 (columns I AR have months of the year in them) I need something in 1 formula that says 1. IF B42="Current" and G42<=I3 TAKE H42 otherwise 0 2. IF B42="EX" and G42<=I3 TAKE H42 *.7 otherwise 0 I was using a sumproduct formula but to run the same forumulas 16 times (lines 42 - 58) seems too long, I was wondering if there was a way of shortening it. Many thanks for any help If |
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