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I'm trying to create a formula that applies different factors and then
promotional factors to a base rate. This was working perfectly with IF functions until I had more than seven possible promotions. My previous formula was: =IF((B14="BOGOF"),($A$15*B12)*$Q$4,IF((B14="PRICE" ),($A$15*B12)*$Q$5,($A$15*B12))) (So my promotions are called BOGOF, PRICE etc. (there are now 14 different options) and have different factors to multiply the base rate ($A$15) and then regardless are always multiplied by the seasonal factor (B12). What I don't understand, now needing to change to some kind of LOOKUP, is what happens if there is nothing the promotional line - every example I can find seems to enter a blank box or N/A or FALSE whereas I need it to fall back to the end of the above formula if there is no promotion on: ($A$15*AB12) I tried combining IF and ISTEXT but couldn't get them to nest. Any help would be very gratefully received! Thank you. |
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