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I have a formula that i am trying to figure out
If a member is a Frequent Flier then the cheapest air fare applies if not the cheapest normal fare applies How do i write this into a formula my answer was IF (Status="Y",Frequent_Flier,Normal) but was told that this didn't allow for the data to change or a new airline to join I really need some help cause it's driving me mad! Thanking you Lisa |
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Does "Y" mean frequent flyer, if so here's is what I think,
I assume there are two different prices, lets put them in A1 for the normal fare and A2 for the cheapest fare in cell B2 enter: =IF(B1="Y",A2,A1) Enter Y in B1 and see what happens |
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