Can anyone explain in a simple way what I have missed in this formula.
I don’t get the expected result (please see attachment).
=IF(OR(COUNTIF(A6:$A$11;$D$1);IF(AND($C$11>SUM(B5:$B$11);(B5/2)>(SUM(B5:$B$11)-$C$11));"";$D$1));"";$D$1)
Tommy
Can anyone explain in a simple way what I have missed in this formula.
I don’t get the expected result (please see attachment).
=IF(OR(COUNTIF(A6:$A$11;$D$1);IF(AND($C$11>SUM(B5:$B$11);(B5/2)>(SUM(B5:$B$11)-$C$11));"";$D$1));"";$D$1)
Tommy
Last edited by tomjoe; 01-08-2011 at 06:29 PM.
The OR construct won't evaluate correctly given Null population and you need to adjust the reference in COUNTIF in A11 such that it does not refer to itself.
It's hard to know what the adjust should be given the logic has yet to be outlined - I suspect your formula should read:
but it still wouldn't return "expected" result....![]()
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Perhaps best to outline what the calculation is meant to be doing ... presumably along similar lines to that of your prior thread re: ramp up.
Last edited by DonkeyOte; 01-08-2011 at 01:22 PM. Reason: changed delimiters
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Thank you DonkeyOte you helped me in the right direction.
This one did the trick:
=IF(OR(COUNTIF(A12:$A$12,$D$1)>0,($C$11>SUM(B11:$B$11)*0,8)),"",$D$1)
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