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Converting formula from Lotus123 to Excel
I need some help. I am trying to convert a Lotus formula into Excel, but Excel will not convert it. The Lotus Formula is:
@IF(A87=1000#AND#($D$2-IU87)0#AND#IV87="",(@IF((D87$D$3),(D87-$D$3),"")),D87) Unfortunately I do not know enough about Lotus formulas to understand this one. I would be greatly appreciative if anyone can help me figure out the Excel conversion. Thanks! Lisa V |
Converting formula from Lotus123 to Excel
Hi Lisa,
Am Fri, 30 May 2014 19:45:33 +0100 schrieb Lisa V: @IF(A87=1000#AND#($D$2-IU87)0#AND#IV87="",(@IF((D87$D$3),(D87-$D$3),"")),D87) try: =IF(AND(A87=1000,$D$2-IU870,V87="",D87$D$3),D87-$D$3,"") Regards Claus B. -- Vista Ultimate / Windows7 Office 2007 Ultimate / 2010 Professional |
Converting formula from Lotus123 to Excel
"Claus Busch" wrote:
LL in message ... Am Fri, 30 May 2014 19:45:33 +0100 schrieb Lisa V: @IF(A87=1000#AND#($D$2-IU87)0#AND#IV87="",(@IF((D87$D$3),(D87-$D$3),"")),D87) try: =IF(AND(A87=1000,$D$2-IU870,V87="",D87$D$3),D87-$D$3,"") In you zeal to try to simplify, I believe you introduced a difference. The following is a direct translation. It returns D87 when the first condition is false. =IF(AND(A87=1000,$D$2-IU870,IV87=""),IF(D87$D$3,D87-$D$3,""),D87) |
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