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las wrote:
What I am trying to have happen is create formula for a refund policy. I want to be able to say if d22 =yes than calculate the fee from the other formula and if d22 =no than they are not charged a fee and get a full refund. does this help at all? "Bernard Liengme" wrote: In old basic which is easier to read and keep track of than excel-ese IMHO. Select Case d22 Case "Yes": (You fill in here what happens if d22 is yes) Case "No": (You Fill in here what happens if it's no) Case Else: (You fill in here what to do if it's neither) END Select JOhn |
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