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    Using multiple if statements with blanks

    My data looks like the following

    A B C D E
    1 T1 T2 T3 T4 Want
    2 5 6 9 10 11.11
    3 5 6 7 16.67
    4 8 11 37.50
    5 3 4 4

    What I am trying to achieve in column E is the percentage increase between the most current time point, T4 (column D) and the most recent time point which has a non-zero value, provided the current time point has a valid value (isn't blank). Therefore the calculations should come out as:

    Line 2: 11.11 because thats the percentage increase between T4 and T3
    Line 3: 16.67 because thats the percentage increase between T4 and T2, and T3 is blank
    Line 4: 37.50 because thats the percentage increase between T4 and T1 (T2 and T3 blank)
    Line 5: Blank, because T4 is blank

    My formula to try and achieve this is:

    =IF(AND(D2>0,C2>0),D2/C2*100-100,IF(AND(D2>0,B2>0),D2/B2*100-100,IF(AND(D2>0,A2>0),D2/A2*100-100,"")))

    The problem I am having is that the blanks in my data A1:D5 aren't being read as blanks, as there is a formula there reading in data from a previous s'sheet. If I delete this formula in my data (A1:D5) for all the blanks, then everything works fine, but I'd rather not have to do this as the data is very large.

    Hope someone can come up with a solution to my problem

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    Re: Using multiple if statements with blanks

    Hi,

    Does this work for you?

    =IF(E13="","",(E13-INDEX(B13:D13,MATCH(9.99E+307,B13:D13,1)))/INDEX(B13:D13,MATCH(9.99E+307,B13:D13,1))*100)

    In F15, and copied down.
    Please disregard anything in the above post. It may well have been edited without my consent, as has been the case with several posts and threads recently.

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