=IF(VLOOKUP(B3,'Rep List'!$E$1:$I$10000,5,FALSE)=OR("BH","AC","#N/A",0),VLOOKUP(C3,'Rep List'!$A$1:$C$1000,3,FALSE),VLOOKUP(B3,'Rep List'!$E$1:$I$10000,5,FALSE))
I'm getting the "#value" error - the vlookups are working independently
If my input page B13 is either New Lease In-House or New Lease w/Co-Borker andmy input page B43 is - then take cell D57 in my Analysis report, mulitply it by cell B32 from Input page and divide it by 2, otherwise, take cell D57 on the analysis report, mulitply it by B42 on Input page and divide it by 4. I think I have a mess up with my brackets. This is what I have: =IF((OR('Input Page'!B13="New Lease In-House",'Input Page'!B13="New Lease w/Co-Broker"))AND('Input Page'!B43="-",'Analysis Report'!D57*'Input Page'!B32/2,'Analysis Report'!D57*'Input Page'!B32/"4")
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have 4 IF(AND) conditions that work fine separately but I can't seem to combine them into one.
=IF(AND(H56="New",I56="RE",Q56<=5),”YES”,”NO”))
=IF(AND(H56="New",I56="NON",Q56<=1),”YES”,”NO”))
=IF(AND(H56="Renew",I56="RE",Q56<=3),”YES”,”NO”))
=IF(AND(H56="Renew",I56="NON",Q56<=2),”YES”,”NO”))
How can I combine the two below statements like these to make one "Or Statement"? Sorry...I haven't done excel and/or's in forever?
=IF(('Proj Info'!L10="main")*AND('Proj Info'!L9="CT"),"BMSVC",'Proj Info'!L9)
OR
=IF(('Proj Info'!L10="serv")*AND('Proj Info'!L9="CT"),"BMSVC",'Proj Info'!L9)
I need to write IF statement with 4 criteria, or at least I think IF will do the trick. It would be difficult and not very visual to describe my question here, therefore I have attached a dummy workbook with the comments. Basically I have got 2 values in 2 columns. Next 2 columns will hold letter "x". There are 4 possible variations how "x" will appear in those two columns: first, second, both or none. So depending where the "x" is, I need to return one of the 2 values.
View 6 Replies View RelatedWhat I want that cell Q4 displays:
1) When the current date is larger than the date in O4 AND is smaller than the date in P4 than say "Update!"
- When the current date is larger dan P4, say "Expired!"
Every other scenario the cell must be blanc.
To do this I have made two seperate formulas:
1) =IF(AND(NOW()>=O4;NOW()P4;"Expired!";"")
How do I combine these into 1 cell? I have tried allmost every combination, I'm ready to throw my monitor through the windows
Is there a way to combine two if statements below.
IF(I2=0,J2*-1,J2)IF(I2
I have 1 original and 1 new IF statements, but need to combine into 1. Is this possible?
Here are my IF statements:
=IF(I15="WSP - DT",I29,IF(I29=0,IF(I30=0," ",+I29+I30+I39+IF(I25=0,0,(I25-1)*1900)),I29+I39+IF(I25=0,0,(I25-1)*1900)))
=IF(I13="Base Suite",IF(I15="Self Serve - Web",AK81),IF(I13="Base Suite + Key Account Advantage",IF(I15="Self Serve - Web", AK84),IF(I13="Key Account Advantage (Stand Alone)",IF(I15="Self Serve - Web", AK87))))
The names in " "s are set up in drop downs.
At the moment I have 3 statements that i would like to streamline and combine into one. I would like to just press commandbutton1() and do the whole process rather than having 3 steps. Can I combine or I am better off doing it the way it is now?
Code:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
'Prepare exports
'Delete cells and find and replace Y
Sheets("byemployee").Select
Rows("1:7").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp
[Code] ........
If the cells are left blank I need the SUM column to remain blank, not return 0.
Combine :SUM(F9:BR9) + IFBLANK, return BLANK, not 0
I have three IF statements as below. the problem is if the first statement is true I want it to skip the next two statements or the result will be changed again.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to get a function in a sheet where it has two possible truth outcomes and one false outcome. Both statements false statement goes back to
'Production Metrics 2'!E11/12
Here are the two If statements as they appear in the formula bar now. I need to combine them so they both work and don't cancel each out out.
=IF('Production Metrics 2'!E11/12>2500,2500,'Production Metrics 2'!E11/12) If c10+b10>=4500,0,'Production Metrics 2'!E11/12
I have about 20 workbooks with different file names for different projects all saved in the same folder. Each workbook has about 10 worksheets and each worksheet is named in a similar fashion in each of the 20 workbooks (eg. revenue, cost, variance etc.). I want to pull out a worksheet named ' forecast' from each workbook into a master workbook so that the master workbook would contain the 20 forecast worksheets.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm having trouble joining the followinf IF Statements. They work independently, however, I cannot get them to work in the same Cell.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
=IF(A9="YES", SUM(A15+A21),"0")
=IF(B9="YES", SUM(B15+B21), "0")
Trying the following multiple if formula, however it only works for my first if statement and not the rest.
=(IF(G21="onl",WORKDAY(E21,L27,K26:K43),(IF(G21="telb",WORKDAY(G21,L27,K26:K43),(IF(G21="mrt",WORKDA Y(G21,L27,K26:K43),(IF(G21="tlr",WORKDAY(G21,L26,K26:K43),(IF(G21="atm",WORKDAY(G21,L26,K26:K43),(IF (G21="chq",WORKDAY(G21,L26,K26:K43),(IF(G21="crcdwu",WORKDAY(G21,L28,K26:K43)))))))))))))))
Is there a way to write a forumula that read, if it's January, add column A1:A10, if it's February, add column A1:B10, if it's March, add column A1:C10 and it's April, add column A1:D10
I have attached a sample spreadsheet for your review. I think I need to combine multiple IF statements into one single statement. See column I:
There is currently a formula in Column I that looks at Column H and computes a ROUND formula based on this information. Unfortunately, this formula only works if Column J says "MB". If Column J says "Minutes" then I need Column I to compute with this formula: =IF(H2<30,0.5,ROUNDUP(H2/60,1))
How can I combine this with the current formula to get what I am looking for? Here is the current formula (for MB): =IF(H2<0.125,0.125,ROUND(H2,4))
I have attached a copy of my monthly work schedule. Sorry if it looks too noobish but I am.
The question I have is on the schedule right now, it uses to of the same schedule, one is called request off and the other the final. The request off right now is where all changes are made, and they reflect on the final. I did it this way because I could not figure out how to make the cells autofill according to the day of the week, like if it was friday i needed it to fill in the shifts and normal days off automatically.
What I am trying to do now is eliminate the need for the second schedule, the request off one. I think I have figured out how to have the cells autofilled according to the day of the week, and also let the user enter in other stuff such as sick, vacation or whatever, and have it autofill if the cell is left blank, using vba. this is what i have so far, and it is working I was just wondering if it was possible to set it up for a range of cells instead of having to enter each one in manually.
if it is possible to use a batch query to execute more than one SQL statement at once from Excel. Something like this:
View 9 Replies View RelatedCan anyone tell me what I'm trying to accomplish with the following formula:
=(IF(E3="CORP",F14*0.9,IF(E3="GOLD/SLVR",F14*0.9,IF(IF(E3="ON",IF(Q33>=192,F14*0.9,IF(Q33>=96,F14*0.95, F14))), IF(E3="OFF",IF(Q33>=288,F14*0.9,IF(Q33>=192,F14*0.95,F14)))))))
It doesn't work as written but I don't what edits I have to make to make it work.
I want to create a formula that will turn B2 in floors if A2 has /1 with its formula, Ceilings if it has /2, walls if it has /3, and M&E if it has /4. For example 456-401/2-1569 in cell A2 will populate ceilings in B2. I know I can create If statements but I can only figure out how to do this to search for one text and populate one word. I know Vlookup is possible but this spread sheet will be blank and as people populate there information I need the cells to automatically populate the data into the B column. how I can create the right formula?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create a statement that will add certain fields based on the month all in one formula. IE
=if(A1="January",sum(a2),if(A1="February",sum(a2:A3)......if(a1="December",sum(a2:a13).
I've tried a normal "IF" statement, but that does not seem to work after 4 months.
I am trying to tell the spreadsheet to look at each separate month and return different criteria. Current formula for single month search is:
=IF(VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,2,0)"","B",IF(VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,3,0)"","C",IF(VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,4,0)"","D",IF(VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,5,0)"","E",IF(VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,6,0)"","F","")))))
I would like to add an AND function so that the IF statement also looks at the month which is represented in this case as $E$7, the formula I have been trying is:
=IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,2,0)"","B",IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,3,0)"","C",IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,4,0)"","D",IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,5,0)"","E",IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,6,0)"","F")
Then carry this forward for other months, for example, a later look at this formula would be:
=IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,2,0)"","B",IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,3,0)"","C",IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO Info'!$A:$AW,4,0)"","D",IF(AND($E$7=WeekNos.!$A$2,VLOOKUP($E5,'PO
[Coe] ...........
I have a userform with 14 independant checkboxes on and would like it when the operator presses the 'go' button for the code to look at each box and if ticked put a "Y" in the column on a spreadsheet associated with that checkbox.
I have this portion of code set for each checkbox within the sub function, but it's a lot of code for something relatively simple:
If GroupFinder.firstbox.Value = True Then
Worksheets("Number one").Range("C" & grouprow).Value = "Y"
Worksheets("Number one").Range("C" & grouprow).ClearComments
Worksheets("Number one").Range("C" & grouprow).AddComment
Worksheets("Number one").Range("C" & grouprow).Comment.Text Text:="Added by:" & Operator & Chr(10) & "On:" & Date
Else
Is there an easy and quicker way of doing this without all this code for each of the 14 checkboxes? I'm sure there is, but I can't figure it out.
I'm trying to keep the code simplified for others who follow after and might not follow VBA so well.
Can you have multiple IF statements in one cell. I know nested IF's are out there, but they will not work for what I need.
I just need to have two (or more) complete IF statements.
I have are two listboxes set up, one with all the states, the other with 7 possible variable selections. So in my case I have 371 (DC, Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico are included as states in this) possible combinations here. With each combo the user needs to be able to enter up to 2 years of quarterly data (8 quarters, so 2968 pieces of data possible) and then press a button to save that data to a specified location which I will need to access at run of the overall macro.
Is there an easier way to do this then to simply assign each combination a cell? Maybe an If State = AK and Variable = TUR then find column = AK & row = TUR (per quarter) type solution?
I'm using one spreadsheet "Take Off", to pull data from a cell which dictates an objects shape, based on this shape I have a very large IF statement that pulls data from an adjacent cell where an objects dimensions are entered, the statement than proceeds to use these dimensions to calculate the weight of the object.
I've run into the problem with only 7 IF statements, I have gone online and tried to figure out how to avoid this since it is a common problem, but I can't figure out how to do it, most of the examples show very simple and basic formulas. I am unable to figure out how to translate this into my IF statement where I make reference to many cells as well as us differant formulas within the IF statement.
My latest solution was to breakdown the IF statements and try to my my own functions but I think I am too green to have done this properly. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
The following is the code I'm working with followed by how I tried to remedy the situation:
=If(Or(C21="BPLT",C21="L"),(((Get_Word(D21,"First")+Get_Word(D21,3))/1000)*(Get_Word(D21,"Last")/1000)*(E21/1000)*7850),If(And(C21="PL",L21<4),(Get_Word(D21,"First")/1000*Get_Word(D21,"Last")/1000*E21/1000*7850), If(Or(C21="BP",C21="PL",C21="BAR"),(Get_Word(D21,"First")/1000)*(Get_Word(D21,3)/1000)*(Get_Word(D21,"Last")/1000)*7850, If(And(C21="HSS",L21>4),(Get_Word(D21,"First
I tried to make my own functions:
aCalc: =If(Or( 'Take-Off'!C13="BPLT",'Take-Off'!C13="L"),(((Get_Word('Take-Off'!D13,"First")+Get_Word('Take-Off'!D13,3))/1000)*(Get_Word('Take-Off'!D13,"Last")/1000)*('Take-Off'!E13/1000)*7850),"")
bCalc:
=If(And( 'Take-Off'!C13="HSS",'Take-Off'!L13>4),(Get_Word('Take-Off'!D13,"First")*2+Get_Word('Take-Off'!D13,3)*2)/1000*Get_Word('Take-Off'!D13,"Last")/1000*'Take-Off'!E13/1000*7850,"")
and so on until hCalc, but when I put them together in a cell like this:
=aCalc()+bCalc()+cCalc()+dCalc()+eCalc()....
I get an error #REF.
I realize a problem might be that I'm referencing a specific cell within my formulas, and many examples online show cells referenced in the form =A$1$, is there a differant way for referencing a cell, because currently I rely on Excel to automatically do this by way of relative reference.
ADDED: Ok I scrapped making the functions because I'm not sure and I did some research on VBA so I tried this one:
Function Weight(Shape As String, Amount As Double, Dimension As String, Optional Length As Variant)
If (Shape = "BPLT" Or Shape = "L") Then
If (Amount > 5) Then
Weight = Get_Word(Dimension, "First") / 1000 + Get_Word(Dimension, 3) / 1000 + Get_Word(Dimension, 5) / 1000 * Get_Word(Dimension, "Last") * 7850
Else
Weight = Get_Word(Dimension, "First") / 1000 + Get_Word(Dimension, 3) / 1000 * Get_Word(Dimension, "Last") * 7850
End If
But when I try to put Weight(C6,D6,F6,E6) I run into the error "Sub or Function Not Defined"
I have a worksheet and in one of my columns I can have multiple values, this could either be a valid numeric value, .e.g "Trace" or a value such as >1.5 or it could be blank.
Depending on the value I then want to return a different result in another cell.
In the example I have tried my data is in cell E8
I have tried the following formula and failed miserably, I'm not sure whether IF or IF OR can cope with this.
=IF(E8>=0,"1",IF(E8<0,"Invalid",IF(E8="Trace","2",IF(ISBLANK(E8),"4",IF(LEFT(E8,1=">"),"5")))))
If E8 contains a numeric value equal or greater than 0 then I want it to return a value of 1, this works
If E8 contains a value that is negative then I want my formula to then display "Invalid"
If E8 contains the word "Trace" to return a value of 2
If E8 is blank then to return a value of 4
If the first character in E8 is ">" then return a value of 5
I need to multiply the result of the 3 if statements as shown below in one cell Each of these 3 if statements output an integer and I need to multiply the value of each of these 3 output integers to get the final output integer. syntax of multiplying if statements outputting an integer?
IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Gold",B20)),C11,IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Silver",B20)),B11,
IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Platinum",B20)),D11,IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Customized",B20)),E11))))
IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Gold",B20)),C2,IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Silver",B20)),B2,
IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Platinum",B20)),D2,IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Custom",B20)),E2))))
IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Gold",B20)),C12,IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Silver",B20)),B12,
IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Platinum",B20)))),)),D12,IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Customized",B20)),E12))))
Here is the first required formula, which will go in cell P7:
If N7>=75 a value of "Y" should be returned. If not, a value of "N" should be returned. BUT if N7 is blank, a blank should be returned.
Here is the second required formula, which is more complicated, and will go in cell Q7:
(1) If Cell P7="Y", then a "Y" needs to be returned in the cell.
(2) If Cell O7>=2, then a "Y" needs to be returned in the cell. If not, then a "N" needs to be returned.
(3) If Cell P7 is blank, then the cell needs to remain blank.
Here is the final formula, which will go at the bottom of the page.
I need the Q column to return an average of the number of "Y" values, not counting the blanks as numbers. (For instance, if there were 18 "Y"s, 2 "N"s, and one blank, the value returned would be 0.90.).