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"IF" function with multiple truths
I'm working on 2 employee schedules, I'm trying to get cells in one schedule
to reference another (person works at both facilities). the problem I'm having is, I want the cells at the second facility to reference the first and differentiate between days on, off and at the other facility. making it so I only have to enter this info once thus eliminating discrepences. I have both on one sheet. any help would be great. |
"IF" function with multiple truths
I think VLOOKUP(or MATCH?) is what you want but it would help if you could
supply a sample of the data and the comparisons to be made. "waladd" wrote: I'm working on 2 employee schedules, I'm trying to get cells in one schedule to reference another (person works at both facilities). the problem I'm having is, I want the cells at the second facility to reference the first and differentiate between days on, off and at the other facility. making it so I only have to enter this info once thus eliminating discrepences. I have both on one sheet. any help would be great. |
"IF" function with multiple truths
ok, if "Charlie" is on at building 1 I want it to read "S" on building 2's
schedule, if he's on at building 2, I enter "PH" on building 1's schedule and want it to show up as "ON", if he's OFF I want it to reflect that on building 2' schedule "Toppers" wrote: I think VLOOKUP(or MATCH?) is what you want but it would help if you could supply a sample of the data and the comparisons to be made. "waladd" wrote: I'm working on 2 employee schedules, I'm trying to get cells in one schedule to reference another (person works at both facilities). the problem I'm having is, I want the cells at the second facility to reference the first and differentiate between days on, off and at the other facility. making it so I only have to enter this info once thus eliminating discrepences. I have both on one sheet. any help would be great. |
"IF" function with multiple truths
thanks for help, figured it out, I think:
=IF(E31="ON","S",IF(E31="PH","ON","OFF")) only showing formula in cell though, hiting the fx button shows result, but it's not displaying it in the cell "waladd" wrote: ok, if "Charlie" is on at building 1 I want it to read "S" on building 2's schedule, if he's on at building 2, I enter "PH" on building 1's schedule and want it to show up as "ON", if he's OFF I want it to reflect that on building 2' schedule "Toppers" wrote: I think VLOOKUP(or MATCH?) is what you want but it would help if you could supply a sample of the data and the comparisons to be made. "waladd" wrote: I'm working on 2 employee schedules, I'm trying to get cells in one schedule to reference another (person works at both facilities). the problem I'm having is, I want the cells at the second facility to reference the first and differentiate between days on, off and at the other facility. making it so I only have to enter this info once thus eliminating discrepences. I have both on one sheet. any help would be great. |
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