If "A" is constant for both or conditions, how does one write the if
statement? I tried to do this and got and error:
If(or($b4="UA", sum($r4+$t4>0, and($a4="S")),1,2)
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Rick Rack
If "A" is constant for both or conditions, how does one write the if
statement? I tried to do this and got and error:
If(or($b4="UA", sum($r4+$t4>0, and($a4="S")),1,2)
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Rick Rack
Hi Rick,
You have a syntax error (missing closing parenthesis): sum($r4+$t4>0
correct: sum($r4+$t4)>0
But I can't tell wether your formula gives the result you want, because you
don't tell us what you want exactly!
Regards,
Stefi
„Rick†ezt Ã*rta:
> If "A" is constant for both or conditions, how does one write the if
> statement? I tried to do this and got and error:
> If(or($b4="UA", sum($r4+$t4>0, and($a4="S")),1,2)
> --
> Rick Rack
Rick,
Is this what you require?
=IF(AND(OR($B4="UA",$R4+$T4>0), ($A4="S")),1,2)
If B4="UA OR R4+T4>0 AND A4="S" then results is 1, otherwise 2
"Rick" wrote:
> If "A" is constant for both or conditions, how does one write the if
> statement? I tried to do this and got and error:
> If(or($b4="UA", sum($r4+$t4>0, and($a4="S")),1,2)
> --
> Rick Rack
maybe
=IF(OR($B4="UA",AND($R4+$T4>0,$A4="S")),1,2)
but where is A constant?
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HTH
Bob Phillips
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"Rick" <Rick@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> If "A" is constant for both or conditions, how does one write the if
> statement? I tried to do this and got and error:
> If(or($b4="UA", sum($r4+$t4>0, and($a4="S")),1,2)
> --
> Rick Rack
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