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"edwardpestian" wrote:
I would like to know if I can add another IF statement to the following formula. For example IF cell H9 = "Day" then perform the function. [....] =IF(Date=0,"",OFFSET(Data!$E$5,ROW(A1)+100, MATCH(G8,Data!$F$3:$CT$3,0))) The short answer is: yes. But your intended logic is not clear. The following might what you really want: =if(or(Date=0, H9!="Day"), "", offset(...)) In other words, compute offset(...) only if Date is non-zero __and__ H9 is "Day". Alternatively, the following might be what you want: =if(and(Date=0, H9!="Day"), "", offset(...)) That is, compute offset(...) if Date is non-zero __or__ H9 is "Day". |
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