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  1. #1
    Andy JL
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    Formula for

    Hi.

    I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to be
    £8.00 or
    if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I can
    enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat is in
    A1 -

    Thanks for any help

    Andy JL

  2. #2
    bernard liengme
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,""))
    If A1 is not M,C or V you get a blank
    Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,0))
    If A1 is not M,C or V you get a zero
    Not case sensitive
    best wishes
    Bernard

    "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:703C0DD7-3FE6-49B1-AB64-F8515C613698@microsoft.com...
    > Hi.
    >
    > I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to be
    > £8.00 or
    > if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I
    > can
    > enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat is
    > in
    > A1 -
    >
    > Thanks for any help
    >
    > Andy JL




  3. #3
    Andy JL
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    Bernard,
    To your formula below I want to add if A1=D then it = the word "DAY", I have
    been trying allways but can not get it to enter the word"DAY" even if i cut
    the formula down to If (A1="D",DAY ....... I can do it with a number instead
    of the "DAY" but I can not put it in to you formula. I think I have
    expalinded myself!!!

    Thanbk you

    Andy JL

    "bernard liengme" wrote:

    > Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,""))
    > If A1 is not M,C or V you get a blank
    > Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,0))
    > If A1 is not M,C or V you get a zero
    > Not case sensitive
    > best wishes
    > Bernard
    >
    > "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > news:703C0DD7-3FE6-49B1-AB64-F8515C613698@microsoft.com...
    > > Hi.
    > >
    > > I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to be
    > > £8.00 or
    > > if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I
    > > can
    > > enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat is
    > > in
    > > A1 -
    > >
    > > Thanks for any help
    > >
    > > Andy JL

    >
    >
    >


  4. #4
    Adam Kroger
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    Put " marks around DAY

    If (A1="D","DAY", <whatever>)

    Adam

    "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:921DD082-B549-4A65-811B-6157278A60F3@microsoft.com...
    > Bernard,
    > To your formula below I want to add if A1=D then it = the word "DAY", I
    > have
    > been trying allways but can not get it to enter the word"DAY" even if i
    > cut
    > the formula down to If (A1="D",DAY ....... I can do it with a number
    > instead
    > of the "DAY" but I can not put it in to you formula. I think I have
    > expalinded myself!!!
    >
    > Thanbk you
    >
    > Andy JL
    >
    > "bernard liengme" wrote:
    >
    >> Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,""))
    >> If A1 is not M,C or V you get a blank
    >> Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,0))
    >> If A1 is not M,C or V you get a zero
    >> Not case sensitive
    >> best wishes
    >> Bernard
    >>
    >> "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    >> news:703C0DD7-3FE6-49B1-AB64-F8515C613698@microsoft.com...
    >> > Hi.
    >> >
    >> > I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to
    >> > be
    >> > £8.00 or
    >> > if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I
    >> > can
    >> > enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat
    >> > is
    >> > in
    >> > A1 -
    >> >
    >> > Thanks for any help
    >> >
    >> > Andy JL

    >>
    >>
    >>




  5. #5
    Andy JL
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    Adam,

    Been trying most the afternoon without success , how do I Put -
    IF(A1="D","DAY", into =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,""))

    I'm getting a very sore head and the wall is not looking so good either!!!!!!!

    Thank You

    Andy JL

    "Adam Kroger @hotmail.com>" wrote:

    > Put " marks around DAY
    >
    > If (A1="D","DAY", <whatever>)
    >
    > Adam
    >
    > "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > news:921DD082-B549-4A65-811B-6157278A60F3@microsoft.com...
    > > Bernard,
    > > To your formula below I want to add if A1=D then it = the word "DAY", I
    > > have
    > > been trying allways but can not get it to enter the word"DAY" even if i
    > > cut
    > > the formula down to If (A1="D",DAY ....... I can do it with a number
    > > instead
    > > of the "DAY" but I can not put it in to you formula. I think I have
    > > expalinded myself!!!
    > >
    > > Thanbk you
    > >
    > > Andy JL
    > >
    > > "bernard liengme" wrote:
    > >
    > >> Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,""))
    > >> If A1 is not M,C or V you get a blank
    > >> Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,0))
    > >> If A1 is not M,C or V you get a zero
    > >> Not case sensitive
    > >> best wishes
    > >> Bernard
    > >>
    > >> "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > >> news:703C0DD7-3FE6-49B1-AB64-F8515C613698@microsoft.com...
    > >> > Hi.
    > >> >
    > >> > I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to
    > >> > be
    > >> > £8.00 or
    > >> > if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I
    > >> > can
    > >> > enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat
    > >> > is
    > >> > in
    > >> > A1 -
    > >> >
    > >> > Thanks for any help
    > >> >
    > >> > Andy JL
    > >>
    > >>
    > >>

    >
    >
    >


  6. #6
    Roger Govier
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    Hi Andy

    Try=IF(A1="D","DAY",IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"")))
    I know a good plasterer!!!<bg>


    Regards

    Roger Govier


    Andy JL wrote:
    > Adam,
    >
    > Been trying most the afternoon without success , how do I Put -
    > IF(A1="D","DAY", into =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,""))
    >
    > I'm getting a very sore head and the wall is not looking so good either!!!!!!!
    >
    > Thank You
    >
    > Andy JL
    >
    > "Adam Kroger @hotmail.com>" wrote:
    >
    >
    >>Put " marks around DAY
    >>
    >>If (A1="D","DAY", <whatever>)
    >>
    >>Adam
    >>
    >>"Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    >>news:921DD082-B549-4A65-811B-6157278A60F3@microsoft.com...
    >>
    >>>Bernard,
    >>>To your formula below I want to add if A1=D then it = the word "DAY", I
    >>>have
    >>>been trying allways but can not get it to enter the word"DAY" even if i
    >>>cut
    >>>the formula down to If (A1="D",DAY ....... I can do it with a number
    >>>instead
    >>>of the "DAY" but I can not put it in to you formula. I think I have
    >>>expalinded myself!!!
    >>>
    >>>Thanbk you
    >>>
    >>>Andy JL
    >>>
    >>>"bernard liengme" wrote:
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>>Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,""))
    >>>>If A1 is not M,C or V you get a blank
    >>>>Use =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,0))
    >>>>If A1 is not M,C or V you get a zero
    >>>>Not case sensitive
    >>>>best wishes
    >>>>Bernard
    >>>>
    >>>>"Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    >>>>news:703C0DD7-3FE6-49B1-AB64-F8515C613698@microsoft.com...
    >>>>
    >>>>>Hi.
    >>>>>
    >>>>>I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to
    >>>>>be
    >>>>>£8.00 or
    >>>>>if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I
    >>>>>can
    >>>>>enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat
    >>>>>is
    >>>>>in
    >>>>>A1 -
    >>>>>
    >>>>>Thanks for any help
    >>>>>
    >>>>>Andy JL
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>

    >>
    >>


  7. #7
    Ron Coderre
    Guest

    RE: Formula for

    Try this:

    C1: IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")

    Also, if you aren't already, you might want to use Data Validation on Cell
    A1 to only allow M,C, or V.

    Does that help?

    ••••••••••
    Regards,
    Ron


    "Andy JL" wrote:

    > Hi.
    >
    > I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to be
    > £8.00 or
    > if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I can
    > enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat is in
    > A1 -
    >
    > Thanks for any help
    >
    > Andy JL


  8. #8
    Andy JL
    Guest

    RE: Formula for

    Ron,

    Thank you very much for that prompt reply- it works very well. Now how could
    I quickly apply the same formula down the complete column - ie A1 to A15 for
    example with the result going in the corresponding row in column C.1-15

    Thank you again for your previous reply

    Andy JL

    "Ron Coderre" wrote:

    > Try this:
    >
    > C1: IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >
    > Also, if you aren't already, you might want to use Data Validation on Cell
    > A1 to only allow M,C, or V.
    >
    > Does that help?
    >
    > ••••••••••
    > Regards,
    > Ron
    >
    >
    > "Andy JL" wrote:
    >
    > > Hi.
    > >
    > > I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to be
    > > £8.00 or
    > > if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I can
    > > enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat is in
    > > A1 -
    > >
    > > Thanks for any help
    > >
    > > Andy JL


  9. #9
    bernard liengme
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    If you copy IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    down to C2 it will automatically change to
    IF(A2="M",8,IF(OR(A2="C",A2="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")

    does that answer question?
    Bernard

    "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:077B25B7-AD21-4B8C-9063-C64271CB9ED0@microsoft.com...
    > Ron,
    >
    > Thank you very much for that prompt reply- it works very well. Now how
    > could
    > I quickly apply the same formula down the complete column - ie A1 to A15
    > for
    > example with the result going in the corresponding row in column C.1-15
    >
    > Thank you again for your previous reply
    >
    > Andy JL
    >
    > "Ron Coderre" wrote:
    >
    >> Try this:
    >>
    >> C1: IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >>
    >> Also, if you aren't already, you might want to use Data Validation on
    >> Cell
    >> A1 to only allow M,C, or V.
    >>
    >> Does that help?
    >>
    >> ..........
    >> Regards,
    >> Ron
    >>
    >>
    >> "Andy JL" wrote:
    >>
    >> > Hi.
    >> >
    >> > I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to
    >> > be
    >> > £8.00 or
    >> > if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I
    >> > can
    >> > enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat
    >> > is in
    >> > A1 -
    >> >
    >> > Thanks for any help
    >> >
    >> > Andy JL




  10. #10
    Andy JL
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    Bernard,
    No, what I'm trying to do is apply the same formula that applies to row 1
    down to row 15 for example -
    I.e if A1 is M the C1 is 8
    if A2 is M then C2 is * and so on.
    I tried to copy and paste the formula from C1 to cell C2 but it did not
    change.

    Andy JL

    "bernard liengme" wrote:

    > If you copy IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    > down to C2 it will automatically change to
    > IF(A2="M",8,IF(OR(A2="C",A2="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >
    > does that answer question?
    > Bernard
    >
    > "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > news:077B25B7-AD21-4B8C-9063-C64271CB9ED0@microsoft.com...
    > > Ron,
    > >
    > > Thank you very much for that prompt reply- it works very well. Now how
    > > could
    > > I quickly apply the same formula down the complete column - ie A1 to A15
    > > for
    > > example with the result going in the corresponding row in column C.1-15
    > >
    > > Thank you again for your previous reply
    > >
    > > Andy JL
    > >
    > > "Ron Coderre" wrote:
    > >
    > >> Try this:
    > >>
    > >> C1: IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    > >>
    > >> Also, if you aren't already, you might want to use Data Validation on
    > >> Cell
    > >> A1 to only allow M,C, or V.
    > >>
    > >> Does that help?
    > >>
    > >> ..........
    > >> Regards,
    > >> Ron
    > >>
    > >>
    > >> "Andy JL" wrote:
    > >>
    > >> > Hi.
    > >> >
    > >> > I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want C1 to
    > >> > be
    > >> > £8.00 or
    > >> > if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula that I
    > >> > can
    > >> > enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending on wat
    > >> > is in
    > >> > A1 -
    > >> >
    > >> > Thanks for any help
    > >> >
    > >> > Andy JL

    >
    >
    >


  11. #11
    George Gee
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    Andy


    I think Bernard is trying to get you to think for yourself here.

    Select cell C1, move your cursor to the lower right of the cell.
    it will become a black cross, left-click and drag down to cell C15.

    The formulas should change to reflect the row number.

    George Gee




    Andy JL wrote:
    > Bernard,
    > No, what I'm trying to do is apply the same formula that applies to
    > row 1 down to row 15 for example -
    > I.e if A1 is M the C1 is 8
    > if A2 is M then C2 is * and so on.
    > I tried to copy and paste the formula from C1 to cell C2 but it did
    > not change.
    >
    > Andy JL
    >
    > "bernard liengme" wrote:
    >
    >> If you copy IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >> down to C2 it will automatically change to
    >> IF(A2="M",8,IF(OR(A2="C",A2="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >>
    >> does that answer question?
    >> Bernard
    >>
    >> "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    >> news:077B25B7-AD21-4B8C-9063-C64271CB9ED0@microsoft.com...
    >>> Ron,
    >>>
    >>> Thank you very much for that prompt reply- it works very well. Now
    >>> how could
    >>> I quickly apply the same formula down the complete column - ie A1
    >>> to A15 for
    >>> example with the result going in the corresponding row in column
    >>> C.1-15
    >>>
    >>> Thank you again for your previous reply
    >>>
    >>> Andy JL
    >>>
    >>> "Ron Coderre" wrote:
    >>>
    >>>> Try this:
    >>>>
    >>>> C1: IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >>>>
    >>>> Also, if you aren't already, you might want to use Data Validation
    >>>> on Cell
    >>>> A1 to only allow M,C, or V.
    >>>>
    >>>> Does that help?
    >>>>
    >>>> ..........
    >>>> Regards,
    >>>> Ron
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>> "Andy JL" wrote:
    >>>>
    >>>>> Hi.
    >>>>>
    >>>>> I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want
    >>>>> C1 to be
    >>>>> £8.00 or
    >>>>> if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula
    >>>>> that I can
    >>>>> enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending
    >>>>> on wat is in
    >>>>> A1 -
    >>>>>
    >>>>> Thanks for any help
    >>>>>
    >>>>> Andy JL




  12. #12
    George Gee
    Guest

    Re: Formula for

    Andy

    Ron's formula contains a couple of errors.
    It should be:
    =IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry"))

    Must begin with an equals sign, and note the extra bracket on the end.

    Try that in cell C1, and copy down to cell C15 as I have just posted.

    George Gee


    Andy JL wrote:
    > Bernard,
    > No, what I'm trying to do is apply the same formula that applies to
    > row 1 down to row 15 for example -
    > I.e if A1 is M the C1 is 8
    > if A2 is M then C2 is * and so on.
    > I tried to copy and paste the formula from C1 to cell C2 but it did
    > not change.
    >
    > Andy JL
    >
    > "bernard liengme" wrote:
    >
    >> If you copy IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >> down to C2 it will automatically change to
    >> IF(A2="M",8,IF(OR(A2="C",A2="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >>
    >> does that answer question?
    >> Bernard
    >>
    >> "Andy JL" <AndyJL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    >> news:077B25B7-AD21-4B8C-9063-C64271CB9ED0@microsoft.com...
    >>> Ron,
    >>>
    >>> Thank you very much for that prompt reply- it works very well. Now
    >>> how could
    >>> I quickly apply the same formula down the complete column - ie A1
    >>> to A15 for
    >>> example with the result going in the corresponding row in column
    >>> C.1-15
    >>>
    >>> Thank you again for your previous reply
    >>>
    >>> Andy JL
    >>>
    >>> "Ron Coderre" wrote:
    >>>
    >>>> Try this:
    >>>>
    >>>> C1: IF(A1="M",8,IF(OR(A1="C",A1="V"),2,"Invalid Entry")
    >>>>
    >>>> Also, if you aren't already, you might want to use Data Validation
    >>>> on Cell
    >>>> A1 to only allow M,C, or V.
    >>>>
    >>>> Does that help?
    >>>>
    >>>> ..........
    >>>> Regards,
    >>>> Ron
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>> "Andy JL" wrote:
    >>>>
    >>>>> Hi.
    >>>>>
    >>>>> I want a formula to enter into a cell - if A1 is "M" then I want
    >>>>> C1 to be
    >>>>> £8.00 or
    >>>>> if A1 is "C or V" then I want C1 to be £2.00. Is there a formula
    >>>>> that I can
    >>>>> enter in Cell C1 to make display either £2.00 or £8.00 depending
    >>>>> on wat is in
    >>>>> A1 -
    >>>>>
    >>>>> Thanks for any help
    >>>>>
    >>>>> Andy JL




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