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ezpt
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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02-Nov-2009, 01:45 PM
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Solved: Excel IF= question
This is what I am trying to do..
IF A7=M then use formula 'A' if not use formula 'B'.
This is how I wrote it..
=IF(E17=M,"=4.95/(AG17)-4.5)*100","=4.95/(AI17)-4.5)*100")
It did not let me use the letter so I tried it with a 1.
=IF(E17=1,"=4.95/(AG17)-4.5)*100","=4.95/(AI17)-4.5)*100")
The function works, but it enters the code (=4.95/(AG17)-4.5)*100) not activating the formula.
Is there a way to default to the formulas (A, B) and also to use an M for the IF function?
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etaf
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02-Nov-2009, 01:52 PM
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IF A7=M then use formula 'A' if not use formula 'B'.
=if( a7="M", formulaA, formulab)
etaf
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02-Nov-2009, 01:53 PM
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Try this
=IF(E17="M",4.95/(AG17)-4.5)*100,4.95/(AI17)-4.5)*100)
I havent check - will do now
The brackets are all wrong
So what do you want to calculate first in the formula
formualA
4.95/(AG17)-4.5)*100
so you can see you have a closed backet and no open
Formula B
4.95/(AI17)-4.5)*100
same here
I assume it should be at the beginning
(4.95/(AG17)-4.5)*100
and
(4.95/(AI17)-4.5)*100
so
=If(A17="M", (4.95/(AG17)-4.5)*100, (4.95/(AI17)-4.5)*100 )
should work
OR
depending on the calc you want to do first
=If(A17="M", 4.95/((AG17)-4.5)*100, 4.95/((AI17)-4.5)*100 )
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Last edited by etaf : 02-Nov-2009
01:59 PM
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ezpt
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03-Nov-2009, 09:24 AM
#4
That was great this has been kicking my butt for a couple days. It's great that there are great minds out there willing to help. I just started using the Excel program and have been using only trial and error. I will be watching this board and library trying to learn more.
Thanks again.
etaf
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03-Nov-2009, 10:45 AM
#5
if thats all OK now - you can now mark as solved - button at top of your first post
Any more questions on other excel issue - just post a new post
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