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![]() I already have this formula =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")) I now wish to add if A1=D then B1=the word 'DAY' and C1= the word 'RATE' and D1=100, can somebody help me YET again... Thank you Andy JL |
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Hi Andy
If I have understood you correctly, then =IF(AND(A1="D",B1="DAY",C1="RATE",D1=100),"what you want if True","what you want if False") Regards Roger Govier Andy JL wrote: I already have this formula =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")) I now wish to add if A1=D then B1=the word 'DAY' and C1= the word 'RATE' and D1=100, can somebody help me YET again... Thank you Andy JL |
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You need separate IF formulas in B1, C1 and D1 as a formula cannot change
values in cells other than the one it is in - array formulas are 'in' a range of cells often. So using what you have learned from your first question, experiment with in B1 =IF(A1="D" ...... -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Andy JL" wrote in message ... I already have this formula =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")) I now wish to add if A1=D then B1=the word 'DAY' and C1= the word 'RATE' and D1=100, can somebody help me YET again... Thank you Andy JL |
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