I'm trying to add either a new condition to a formula or modify existing formula, so blank cells can't be taken as a number like 0 Here is the formula =IF(N14>0,1,0)
***This is what I do with formulas with similar problems =IF(COUNT(Y14,A14)=2,Y14/A14*100,"")
unfortunately the above condition its already a condition by itself so I don't know what to do whether to modify condition or add a new condition which I don't know how to do.
I'm looking for a formula that links different conditions together.
For example, I'm entering the formula into G9 and I want the formula to be if G7 is equal or greater to G16 then the answer should be 30, if not then the answer is 0.
Simple enough I know this is my formula to use "=IF(G7>=G16,30,0)" but I want it to look past that.
Basically I want it to say if G7 is equal or greater to G16 then the answer is 30, if not it's 0 BUT if G7 is equal to greater than G17 my answer is 60 BUT if my answer is equal to or greater than G18 my answer is 120.
G17 will always be a larger number than G16, and G18 will always be a larger number than G17.
I cant seem to rack my brain around how to go about making a formula in order to achieve my desired effect using the IF Formula. The data is as follows:
Worker Status % S1 75% and higher S2 42.8571% -74.9999% SH Anything below 42.8571%
My sheet pulls the workers status from a preset data table, lets say S2 for Joe. I want the cell beside his status to compare what his percentage is and display what the status should be (based on the conditions of the above table). If hes working 73% it will turn up S2 and I can compare the value from the table and the value generated based on his working percentage (I would use conditional formatting to color the cell red or green to indicate if it matches or not.)
I need to set up something like an IF formula that will populate 1 cell based on which of 11 possible values will be represented in another cell. I can do this up to 7 with no problems using the following IF statement:
But if I try to put more than 7 conditions in there it tells me I've entered too many arguments. Is there a way I can either use more than 7 arguments or some other formula
I need a formula for: If nothing is entered into J1, leave it blank But if J1 is greater than or less than H1, have the text "why?" appear in the cell. Late in the day and getting a lil brain dead.
1) Input data are static and helper columns can be added if needed.
2) Filter will be dynamic range (in attachement is the filter static), and the count of years can be changed on users request. So there could be only 2011, but also 2011+2012, 2012+2013+2014 etc.
3) In col 'J', the is what I know to do, but I do not want to use SUMIF+SUMIF+SUMIF... for each year (the count of years will change througt time as mentioned above).
Department A Employee_1 Employee_2 Employee_3 (empty cell) Department B Employee_4 Employee_5 Department C Employee_6 Employee_7 Employee_8 Employee_9 Employee_10
With the VLOOKUP function, I have looked up the row numbers of the departments. Subsequently, I'd like to find the last employee of that department, based on the department's name and/or the department's row number.
A department-typed cell is non-empty and never contains an underscore. An employee-typed cell is non-empty and it always contains an underscore.
The simple and non-sufficing formula is the VLOOKUP of the row number of next department minus one. But with adding, moving and subtracting departments rapidly, this is not an option.
I need a formula that will determine if a line is active or expired by first looking at the category and then looking at the number of days. (While still incorporating the ISBLANK section of the current formula.)
For Example: If the category is either FWW or FWW Ext then the line will expire after 365 days. If not, then it will expire after 180 days.
I am trying to use conditional formatting for a cell; It is a cell using Validation; you can choose "Yes" or "No" from a list If the value is "Yes" the cell should be green, regardless of everything else But if the value is "No" it should turn red, but only if a choice in another cell is equal to "X". Otherwise it should be left without special formatting.
I have a few varieties of SumProduct-formulae that are very helpful when dealing with numbers and/or letters in set conditions.
Like this one, which counts rows where conditions are met in four columns: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Z413:Z432="G");--(AB413:AB432<-3);--(AC413:AC432>0,4)*(AD413:AD432>5)) and this one, which sums the values of the same =SUMPRODUCT(--(Z413:Z432="G");--(AB413:AB432<-3);--(AC413:AC432>0,4);--(AD413:AD432>5);(AD413:AD432))
How does one make these two do their respective jobs when one or some of the columns are conditions for the next column - with their changing values, and thereby changing conditions?
Instead of "bigger than 0,4" as the condition for the AC part, it should be something like "bigger than it's AD counterpart" (AD value on the same row).
I have a few combinations of these "internal" measurements to do (the AB in addition being < than a certain percentage of the AC, and so on) but first of all I need a solution to the placement of the > and < signs.
Need a formula that will use column F as a reference to find out if there are 3 previous wins and show the value of FG (H column) and if not it should return just a character ("-" eg). For example in our case the end result should be what is shown in column J. The problem I have is that the sheet contains a break in stats after every 20 games and more conditions have to be added to accomodate this and have not been able to succesfully do it. You can use other columns (as shown) for references if it is easier. See column L for what I have come up with but it does not quite work as I wanted it - as it shows a false where it should return just "-" and also in the row after the last data entry it shows a 0 instead of "-". Table gets updated.
Any other solution (not using IF function) would be fine as long as I get the end result in column J (as shown).
i am trying to achieve old products on a database that we no longer have any stock of and we haven't sold since a specific date. I am having probems with an "=if(and" formula. At least i thin it is an equals if and formula that i need.
Basically i need to say the following:
=if(Stock quantity column = 0 and the date field is <= 31/12/2005 then "Delete" or "Keep")
i need a formula to add amount based on two or more conditons. From the drop down list on each change i want to do the sum to be displayed in C18; see the attached file for reference. i can do the same thing using pivot tables but i want to the same to be done using the array formulas. Also tell me any other array formulas like this which are useful.
I am trying to write a Sumif formula based on two conditions. I want to sum the data in column AK if the data in column D = BUD12 and the data in column E = US Custom. I have written the following formula but am getting a #VALUE error.
I would like to find out, how would look formula in excel 2003 to perform process like discribe below:
(in cell K1 formula) =sum (A1+B1) then if sum of A1 and B1 is lower then 100 then add C1 but if sum of A1 and B1 is higher then 100 then subtract 100 and add C1.
I have a spreadsheet that contains two worksheets called: MasterApplication and LocalAdmin. The Local Admin worksheet as shown below contains the following information starting on row A1:D456 ....
I am trying to find out how to write a formula that will sum the values in one column if the value in a corresponding column is within a range. For example, if the item number in the first column is greater than 2 and less than 7, the sum would be 179. I believe this would be some type of SUMIF but I cannot write it.
I work for a farm where we receive fresh produce from harvesters daily. I created a workbook with worksheets(ws) for my daily inventory counts according to product type and separate worksheets for each day of the week showing the orders shipping for that particular day.
I collaborated the data from the inventory count ws and the ws for each day into one ws called Harvest. I am trying to figure out how to keep a running total of what needs to be harvested vs. what is in inventory so that I can show my harvesters what new product is needed to fill orders for today forward, after subtracting what is available in inventory, and showing the amount shipped for past days . Another part that's throwing me is that harvest brings in new product daily and sometimes they bring in a surplus.
Here is an example:
Lets say today is Tuesday and my Inventory ws shows we have 50 kale in inventory - cell D10
Monday ws shows an order for 50 kale, cell D14
Tuesday ws shows an order for 100 kale, cell D14
Wednesday ws shows an order for 100 kale, cell D14
Thursday ws shows an order for 100 kale, cell D14
On my Harvest ws, Since today is Tuesday, how would I keep the Monday cell showing 50 kale as the amount shipped on Monday, Tuesday cell showing we need 50 kale to be harvested to add to the 50 in inventory and fill the order of 100, Wednesday cell showing that we need 100 kale harvested, and Thursday showing that we need 100 kale harvested?
If Harvest brings in a surplus of 100 kale on Tuesday so we have 100 kale in inventory on Wednesday how do I get the Harvest ws to now show that Monday cell should still show 50 kale shipped, Tuesday cell should show 100 kale shipped, Wednesday cell should show that we don't need any kale harvested since we are using the 100 surplus in inventory, Thursday cell should show we need 100 kale harvested.
I'm working with wookbooks used company wide and I cannot add any helper columns which would solve the problem. I need to add data which meets certain conditions see attached workbook for a sample.
The purpose of the formula is to locate the 2nd occurrence of an entry where criteria in other columns are met (used to determine whether people can qualify for an item based on attendance and another condition).
I am using this formula but I know it needs some adjustments and can't seem to work it out or maybe am going about it completely wrong.
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:D205,D2)>1,AND(T2="Y",U2="Y")*1,0)
I need the formula to indicate the second occurrence of this cell with the criteria that BOTH first & second occurrences have T2="Y" and U2="Y". My formula only indicates the first occurrence and the first occurrence if T2 and U2 meet the conditions.
I thought that a nested if is what I needed, but now I don't know what I need I have explained in greater detail within my sample that's attached. Quote:....
I don't know how to write a function for what I need. Right now I have a function that says '= if $b7=0,0,if($d7>$d5,-1,1)), but I've found a problem. If there's more than one zero it throws off what I'm doing. I need a function that will ignore any zeros within column D and use the second to last number. For example:
The formula in E12 should read '=if($B12=0,0,if($D12>$D8,-1,1)) The formula in E13 should read '=if($b13=0,0,if($D13>$D9,-1,1)) The formula in E20 should read '=if($b20=0,0 ,if($d20>$d12,-1,1))
I just don't know how to write this so that it will go back to the second to last number other than zero.
I am an architect and recently I was required to do some extensive calculation relating to water requirements and toilet requirements for a building that i was designing. i created a excel file, with a basic vlookup function to put certain values in the cells that are pre-defined for a particular building typology (mostly created by governmental bodies as guidelines). for example, when i choose a particular type in column E, column F and G fills up automatically. now this table also gives me occupant load based on what is the area i enter in column D.
The problem is that I want to automate the calculation of toilet requirements. Now, each typology will have a different formula to calculate WC/Urinal/washbasin.
1. there will be 17 different formula - one for each typology (as shown in sheet 5) 2. Column j will calculate what is the number of WC required based on 2 criteria - first id what is the typology and then looking what is the number of occupant.
The problem here is for example, if in E9, selected typology as "offices", the formula of offices typology will be used in J9 and occupant value from H9 will be used but if i have E18 also selected as offices typology, the same formula will use occupant value mentioned in H18 instead of using H9.
Hence, excel will first have to look what is the typology selected. based on that, it will load formula - out of that 17 different formula - specific to that typology and finally it will refer to corresponding row for occupant load and will use it in the formula to get the result.
