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=IF(ISBLANK(BA6),"",(IF(ISBLANK(Q24),'SL&AH'!E24,' JL&AH'!E24)))

The formula above is what I have been using and it works perfectly, but I
want to change it to give the first value if "Single" is typed in the cell
(Q24) but if "Joint" is typed in the cell (Q24) then the 2nd value would be
returned.

This is what I tried but it returns a name error:

=IF(ISBLANK(BA6),"",(IF(Q24=Single),'SL&AH'!E24,'J L&AH'!E24)))

How can I make this work?


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Try this

=IF(ISBLANK(BA6),"",IF(Q24="Single",'SL&AH'!E24,'J L&AH'!E24))


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=IF(ISBLANK(BA6),"",(IF(ISBLANK(Q24),'SL&AH'!E24,' JL&AH'!E24)))

The formula above is what I have been using and it works perfectly, but I
want to change it to give the first value if "Single" is typed in the cell
(Q24) but if "Joint" is typed in the cell (Q24) then the 2nd value would

be
returned.

This is what I tried but it returns a name error:

=IF(ISBLANK(BA6),"",(IF(Q24=Single),'SL&AH'!E24,'J L&AH'!E24)))

How can I make this work?




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