Is there a way to nest IF & And statements. I'm looking to concatenate a number of cells and seperate them with a space and/or comma but only if they contain data so need something along the lines of
View 3 RepliesI am attempting to use concatenate to combine two cells of data, but to only display the information if both cells contain information.
Currently using the following simple formula:
=concatenate(a1,a2)
However, I only want it to work if both a1 and a2 cells contain data. If only a1 contains information, but a2 is blank, I want it to calculate a blank cell.
I am trying to merge cells A1:GR1 in to one cell by using the concatenate formula and the copying and pasting the values in to the same cell.
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path month subdept
x:path oct [dept.xls]sheet1!a1
x:path dec [dept.xls]sheet1!a1
is there any way of joining these to create a cell reference such as x:path oct[dept.xls]sheet1!a1
i've tried the concatenate and "& &" method to no avail.
If I have the following data set in cells A1:C9:
IDCommentFirst Unique
109876Low OilTRUE
109876Checked On 12/12FALSE
109877Checked on 12/15TRUE
109878Correct LevelTRUE
109877Correct LevelFALSE
109878PerfectFALSE
109877NewFALSE
109878Correct LevelFALSE
In the First Unique column (column C) I have formulas. In C2 I have this formula (and then I copied it down):
=COUNTIF(A$2:A2,A2)=1
In cell E2, I have this formula to count unique occurrences:
=SUMPRODUCT(C2:C9*1)
In cell G2 I have this formula to extract unique records (entered with Ctrl + Shift + Enter):
=IF(ROWS(G$2:G2)
Sampling table :
one
two
three
four
one
two
three
one
two
one
Desired results obtained via IF =IF(B2>0,A2&" , ",A2)&IF(C2>0,B2&" , ",B2)&IF(D2>0,C2&" , ",C2)&IF(D2>0,D2,"")
one , two , three , four
one , two , three
one , two
one
Is there any smarter, shorter formula via Concatenate and Substitute or other formulas ?
My closest match, but not good enaugh is =SUBSTITUTE(CONCATENATE(A2&", "&B2&", "&C2&", "&D2), ", , ", " ")
[ returna 2 commad ]
one, two, three, four
one, two, three,
one, two
one ,
I have a worksheet entitled 'Data'. In this worksheet there is a table consisting of 4 columns plus relevant data:
TABLE 1:
Project
Benefit Type
Delivered or Enabled
Benefit
PJ1
Financial
Delivered
Saving of $4M over 24 months.
[code]....
I have been trying to create a formula that will enable me to pull data from the 'benefit' column(column D) so that the cell contents populate in a single cell in a table in a different worksheet.
TABLE 2:
Financial - Delivered
Financial - Enabled
Tech - Delivered
Tech - Enabled
Green - Delivered
Green - Enabled
[code]....
So, as an example, I am hoping that a formula can be created which pulls the text from relevant cells in column D when criteria from columns A, B and C are met e.g. Tech benefits that are Delivered in PJ2 would populate cell E3 ('Tech -Enabled') in Table 2 with:
Continued maintenance of hardware.
Increased capacity.
I am trying to use a combination of Concatenate and IF formula to produce an email.
My input.
D4: First Name:
D5: Middle Name:
D6: Last Name:
D8: Organization:
Once all these are filled, I want the formula to produce a result like
FirstName.M.LastName@Organization.com
I have used the following formula.
[Code] .....
Problem is if there is a middle name the formula works fine, but in case where there is no middle name, it produces the following result.
FirstName..LastName@Organization.com
How do I remove the additional (.) in cases where there is no middle name.
Attached File : Email Generator.xlsx
I'm trying to use a macro to write a formula within a column of data.
Here's the
I need to do a vlookup with the array starting on a row determined in another cell, so I've tried concatenating the number into a formula but this doesn't seem to work. Is there something else that I can do?
E2 is 134
=CONCATENATE("=VLOOKUP($B2,$C$", E2+1, ":$F$2571,3,FALSE)")
returns: =VLOOKUP($B2,!$C$135:$F$2571,3,FALSE) but not as a formula, as text and I need the formula...
I am using CONCATENATE formula to make summary of my data, but i m using long CONCATENATE formula. I want to use short formula instead of CONCATENATE
formula is here :
[Code]....
How to short this formula and accuracy is first ...
Is this possible because when i try to use the Substitute formula my Concatenate formula is doesn't work. This data in cell A1 is linked from another sheet
PHONE
WIRE
CANDY
INDIA
When I use the Concatenate formula only, it works fine but when i try to add the Substitute to this, it looks like this
PHONE WIRE CANDY INDIA
I want it to look like this, removing any blank lines within cell A1
PHONE
WIRE
CANDY
INDIA
Something wrong with the formula? how come it doesn't do both?
=SUBSTITUTE(CONCATENATE(A1),CHAR(10),"")
I am trying to merge cells A1:GR1 in to one cell by using the concatenate formula and the copying and pasting the values in to the same cell.
Is this possible? I've tried to use the formula below with no luck,
=Concatenate(A1:GR1)
I have a DDE code that returns a stock symbol value. The code is as follows, where @ES# is the symbol:
=NeoTicker|q!'@ES#,last'
I am trying to create a cell so when I put in a symbol (H10), it automatically gives me the quote. So I split up the code and then concatenated it as follows:
G10: '=NeoTicker|q!'
H10: '@ES#
I have been able to create concatenate formulas for numbes (% and $), but have been unable to create one that will display a date, I. E. for the number formula, I used, =(A8&" "&TEXT(B8,"$0")). What would be the formual so the second cell show the value as a date?
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ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=COUNT('[" & book & "]" & name & "!'""B6:B" & count & ")"
Where if book = Book1 ; name = "Sheet1" ; and Count = 100 I would want the following result: "=COUNT('[Book1]Sheet1!B6:B100)"
I'm having a rather difficult time getting this one.
I am concatenating (is that a verb?) a bunch of cells to create an item code.
The combination of two different cells need to be able to give different values so I can dump the appropriate value into the CONCATENATE formula.
A picture is worth a thousand..
On tab 2 of a spreadsheet, I am trying to concatenate several cells on tab one! Everything comes together in the cell on tab 2, however it does not hold the date format. It turns it into general text so just random numbers that do not even tie to the date. Any way to lock the date format for this idea?
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e.g. A1 120%, B1 35% etc
I am trying to put them into one cell using concatenate
but am getting 1.20.3529411764705880.705882352941177
I would also like to separate them by comma,
I have a time in cell C10 in hh:mm format, in cell D10 I want to add the text "DFL" in front of the time, remove the ":" and add "HRS." at the end of it. For example "DFL0715HRS." I have been able to get the following formula to work:
=CONCATENATE("DFL",(TEXT(C10,"hhmm")),"HRS.")
However sometimes it may not be a time, it could also be "Rest Day" in cell C10, if it says "Rest Day" I need it to add the text "DFL" in front as before and then change "Rest Day" to "RDFLEXI." For example "DFLRDFLEXI." I have been able to get the following formula to work but only if it is "Rest Day", if it is a time such as 07:15 it doesn't work.
It shows "DFL07157R0.": =CONCATENATE("DFL",IF(C10="Rest Day","RDFLEXI.",(TEXT(C10,"hhmm"&"HRS."))))
I think it is trying to continue doing something with the text function
I'm looking for a formula that utilizes an "if/then" condition. I'm attaching a sample workbook of what I'm dealing with. I need it to end up so that column "E" holds: if a equals c, then e = b, "and", d, c Does that make sense? I manually entered my desired end result into column E in the sample workbook.
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saved in a known location and a known naming structure (initials - date.xls)
In a summary report I CONCATENATE their initials and the date along with a
path but cannot get the INDIRECT command to recognize the text line.
Is there a way to make the CONCATENATE formula put all the text on different lines? It keeps combining some on the same lines and I want them all on separate - like a list.
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Log # Amount P.O. Numbers 1-a 45,678 1234 1-b 89,173 5678 1-c 66,526 9123 2 22,113 2345 3-a 66,654 6789 3-b 88,650 2468
1 201,377 1234/5678/9123 2 22,113 2345 3 155,304 6789/2468
I would like to reference information from another workbook. Instead of writing the Name of the other workbook I would like to reference through a Concatenate formula (e.g. CONCATENATE("Test"&G2&".xls")). I always get an error message. Is there any way I can reference from another workbook by using the Concatenate or any other formula?
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View 4 Replies View RelatedI concatenate value of the several cells at one. (A1&"/"B1&"/"&C1 and etc. The length of characters may be different and I want it be looking neat by adding spaces. Something like that:
400/ 25/ 30
40/250/300
I've been trying to use IF OR and CONCATENATE to read 4 cells and give me a list of parts needed based on the data loaded in the 4 cells. I attached an example showing.
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If my first three cells look like this:
A1 = Adam
A2 = Bob
A3 = Chris
I'd like cell A4 to say "AdamBobChris". I'm not worried about punctuation at this point. I thought I could just do =concatenante(A1:A3), but that's not working.