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I work in the mortgage lending industry and I use Excel 2003 to track
information about each of the loans I review. I want to write a formula that says: IF the value in cell A1 = "Refi" AND IF the value in cell A2 = AAAA or BBBB or CCCC, THEN return the value DDDD in cell A3, otherwise leave cell A3 blank. My formula works if I have only one value for cell A2, but it fails when I try to add the OR values. Any suggestions would be most appreciated. -- DaveG |
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=IF(AND(A1="Refi",OR(A2=AAAA,A2=BBBB,A2=CCCC)),DDD D,"")
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "DaveG" wrote in message ... I work in the mortgage lending industry and I use Excel 2003 to track information about each of the loans I review. I want to write a formula that says: IF the value in cell A1 = "Refi" AND IF the value in cell A2 = AAAA or BBBB or CCCC, THEN return the value DDDD in cell A3, otherwise leave cell A3 blank. My formula works if I have only one value for cell A2, but it fails when I try to add the OR values. Any suggestions would be most appreciated. -- DaveG |
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Peo, thank you, it works perfectly now!
-- DaveG "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =IF(AND(A1="Refi",OR(A2=AAAA,A2=BBBB,A2=CCCC)),DDD D,"") -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "DaveG" wrote in message ... I work in the mortgage lending industry and I use Excel 2003 to track information about each of the loans I review. I want to write a formula that says: IF the value in cell A1 = "Refi" AND IF the value in cell A2 = AAAA or BBBB or CCCC, THEN return the value DDDD in cell A3, otherwise leave cell A3 blank. My formula works if I have only one value for cell A2, but it fails when I try to add the OR values. Any suggestions would be most appreciated. -- DaveG |
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