=IF(L2592="A",'Master Factors'!$C$6,0)
=IF(L2592="B",'Master Factors'!$C$8,0)
=IF(L2592="C",'Master Factors'!$C$10,0)
=IF(L2592="D",'Master Factors'!$C$12,0)
I would like to have the equation cell consider these four formulas to populate one result. The values from "Master factors" are a numeric value.
Last edited by Scotr; 09-24-2011 at 12:19 PM. Reason: closed
Is nesting the ifs what you need?
Copy each formula into the previous replacing the false condition,(0), each time.=IF(L2592="A",'Master Factors'!$C$6,IF(L2592="B",'Master Factors'!$C$8,IF(L2592="C",'Master Factors'!$C$10,IF(L2592="D",'Master Factors'!$C$12,0))))
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Or for this particular case:
=INDIRECT("'Master factors'!C"&4+2*(CODE(A2)-64))
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Hi all,
There is a sheet. there are some duplicate values in it. so i want to make those duplicate values unique by adding ( _ and the number) like frag_458830 then frag_458830_1 and so on.
kindly help me.
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