Multi-Condition Formula
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From: Malcolm on 1 Jun 2010 07:58 I'm using this formula; =IF(OR('Source Sheet'!C10={“”,”C”, “B”}),'Source Sheet'!B10). This allows what I enter into the source sheet to also enter into the destination sheet unless, “C” or “B” are present and then nothing is entered into the destination sheet. This only leaves two conditions that would allow data entered into the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet. These conditions are “S” and “D”. If “S” I would like to have any number entered in the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet, but if the “D” condition is entered in the source sheet, I would like the number 2 and only 2 to be entered in the destination sheet. So, if I have not confused this too much, my question is; is it possible to keep the initial two false conditions; “C” and “B” in the formula and add the two true conditions “S” and “D”. I hope that my explanation is not too confusing. I don't have a good record of being either clear or concise. Thank you, Malcolm
From: Bob Phillips on 1 Jun 2010 08:15 Do you mean =IF(OR('Source Sheet'!C10={"","C","B"}),'Source Sheet'!B10,IF(OR('Source Sheet'!C10={"","D","S"}),2,"")) -- HTH Bob "Malcolm" <Malcolm(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A7B0BADC-AA46-4A74-9994-5E9F557CE535(a)microsoft.com... > I'm using this formula; > =IF(OR('Source Sheet'!C10={"","C", "B"}),'Source Sheet'!B10). > This allows what I enter into the source sheet to also enter into the > destination sheet unless, "C" or "B" are present and then nothing is > entered > into the destination sheet. This only leaves two conditions that would > allow > data entered into the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet. > These > conditions are "S" and "D". If "S" I would like to have any number entered > in > the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet, but if the "D" > condition > is entered in the source sheet, I would like the number 2 and only 2 to be > entered in the destination sheet. So, if I have not confused this too > much, > my question is; is it possible to keep the initial two false conditions; > "C" > and "B" in the formula and add the two true conditions "S" and "D". I hope > that my explanation is not too confusing. I don't have a good record of > being > either clear or concise. > Thank you, > Malcolm >
From: Jacob Skaria on 1 Jun 2010 08:39 Try =IF(OR(C10={"","C","B"}),B10,IF(ISNUMBER(B10),IF(C10="S",B10, IF(AND(C10="D",B10=2),2,"")),"")) -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Malcolm" wrote: > I'm using this formula; > =IF(OR('Source Sheet'!C10={“”,”C”, “B”}),'Source Sheet'!B10). > This allows what I enter into the source sheet to also enter into the > destination sheet unless, “C” or “B” are present and then nothing is entered > into the destination sheet. This only leaves two conditions that would allow > data entered into the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet. These > conditions are “S” and “D”. If “S” I would like to have any number entered in > the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet, but if the “D” condition > is entered in the source sheet, I would like the number 2 and only 2 to be > entered in the destination sheet. So, if I have not confused this too much, > my question is; is it possible to keep the initial two false conditions; “C” > and “B” in the formula and add the two true conditions “S” and “D”. I hope > that my explanation is not too confusing. I don't have a good record of being > either clear or concise. > Thank you, > Malcolm >
From: Malcolm on 1 Jun 2010 11:08 Jacob, Hi, I entered your formula and it worked except for the last condition “D”. I was not clear, but if the source sheet (End Bal) in cell C10 is “D” there is no number in the source sheet (End Bal )C10. That is why I wanted to add the 2 to the destination sheet B10. So, does the “'End Bal'!B10=2) refer to the source sheet? If so, there is no number there. If I am unclear please let me know. =IF(OR('End Bal'!C10={"","C","B"}),'End Bal'!B10,IF(ISNUMBER('End Bal'!B10),IF('End Bal'!C10="S",'End Bal'!B10,IF(AND('End Bal'!C10="D",'End Bal'!B10=2),2,"")),"")) Regards, Malcolm "Jacob Skaria" wrote: > Try > > =IF(OR(C10={"","C","B"}),B10,IF(ISNUMBER(B10),IF(C10="S",B10, > IF(AND(C10="D",B10=2),2,"")),"")) > > -- > Jacob (MVP - Excel) > > > "Malcolm" wrote: > > > I'm using this formula; > > =IF(OR('Source Sheet'!C10={“”,”C”, “B”}),'Source Sheet'!B10). > > This allows what I enter into the source sheet to also enter into the > > destination sheet unless, “C” or “B” are present and then nothing is entered > > into the destination sheet. This only leaves two conditions that would allow > > data entered into the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet. These > > conditions are “S” and “D”. If “S” I would like to have any number entered in > > the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet, but if the “D” condition > > is entered in the source sheet, I would like the number 2 and only 2 to be > > entered in the destination sheet. So, if I have not confused this too much, > > my question is; is it possible to keep the initial two false conditions; “C” > > and “B” in the formula and add the two true conditions “S” and “D”. I hope > > that my explanation is not too confusing. I don't have a good record of being > > either clear or concise. > > Thank you, > > Malcolm > >
From: Jacob Skaria on 2 Jun 2010 00:03 Hi Malcolm From your statement "I would like the number 2 and only 2 to be entered in the destination sheet." I thought the source sheet will have the value; but you need that to be returned only if the value is 2... If that is not the case; then try the below version =IF(OR('End Bal'!C10={"","C","B"}),'End Bal'!B10, IF(ISNUMBER('End Bal'!B10),IF('End Bal'!C10="S",'End al'!B10, IF('End Bal'!C10="D",2,"")),"")) -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Malcolm" wrote: > Jacob, Hi, > I entered your formula and it worked except for the last condition “D”. I > was not clear, but if the source sheet (End Bal) in cell C10 is “D” there is > no number in the source sheet (End Bal )C10. That is why I wanted to add the > 2 to the destination sheet B10. So, does the “'End Bal'!B10=2) refer to the > source sheet? If so, there is no number there. If I am unclear please let me > know. > > =IF(OR('End Bal'!C10={"","C","B"}),'End Bal'!B10,IF(ISNUMBER('End > Bal'!B10),IF('End Bal'!C10="S",'End Bal'!B10,IF(AND('End Bal'!C10="D",'End > Bal'!B10=2),2,"")),"")) > > Regards, > Malcolm > > > "Jacob Skaria" wrote: > > > Try > > > > =IF(OR(C10={"","C","B"}),B10,IF(ISNUMBER(B10),IF(C10="S",B10, > > IF(AND(C10="D",B10=2),2,"")),"")) > > > > -- > > Jacob (MVP - Excel) > > > > > > "Malcolm" wrote: > > > > > I'm using this formula; > > > =IF(OR('Source Sheet'!C10={“”,”C”, “B”}),'Source Sheet'!B10). > > > This allows what I enter into the source sheet to also enter into the > > > destination sheet unless, “C” or “B” are present and then nothing is entered > > > into the destination sheet. This only leaves two conditions that would allow > > > data entered into the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet. These > > > conditions are “S” and “D”. If “S” I would like to have any number entered in > > > the source sheet to appear in the destination sheet, but if the “D” condition > > > is entered in the source sheet, I would like the number 2 and only 2 to be > > > entered in the destination sheet. So, if I have not confused this too much, > > > my question is; is it possible to keep the initial two false conditions; “C” > > > and “B” in the formula and add the two true conditions “S” and “D”. I hope > > > that my explanation is not too confusing. I don't have a good record of being > > > either clear or concise. > > > Thank you, > > > Malcolm > > >
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