Hello,
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(O15),ISNUMBER(P15)),IF(O15>P15,"Improved","Regressed"))
My formula works, but where there is no number I get FALSE. I would like to change this to N/A. But I don't know where to write "N/A" in my formula.
Thanks very much!
Hello,
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(O15),ISNUMBER(P15)),IF(O15>P15,"Improved","Regressed"))
My formula works, but where there is no number I get FALSE. I would like to change this to N/A. But I don't know where to write "N/A" in my formula.
Thanks very much!
Try this
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Thanks very much, Kv. That's almost does it. I get #N/A now instead of FALSE.
If you want a text value "N/A" rather than an error value then replace NA() with "N/A"
Audere est facere
That's sorted it. Thanks very much (both of you)!
I want to add IF(O15>Q15) to my formula, but I can't get it to work. This is what I have now:
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(O15),ISNUMBER(P15),ISNUMBER(Q15)),IF(O15>P15,"Improved","Regressed"),IF(O15>Q15,"Improved","Regressed"),"N/A")
Excel says there are too many arguments. What should I change? Thanks!
Hi,
Try this.. remove last condition
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(O15),ISNUMBER(P15),ISNUMBER(Q15)),(IF(O15>P15,"Improved","Regressed")),IF(O15>Q15,"Improved","Regressed"))
Thanks, PG. I used your formula, but it doesn't quite work.
I need my IF formula to check three columns for Number Values; then check if one value is greater than two others and finally write "Improved" or "Regressed." The figures are test scores, by the way. This is easier to grasp on the simplified spreadsheet attached (Test - Hokkaido Jan 14.xlsx); the last column shows the result I would like to have. As the issue has become a little more complicated I am going to mark this thread as solved and post a new question. Thanks!
Last edited by hokkaido19; 01-14-2015 at 10:12 PM. Reason: Rewrite Question
Try this..
=IF(COUNTIF(D5:E5,"N/A")>0,"N/A",IF(AND(C5>D5,C5>E5),"Improved","Regressed"))
Regards,
Suhas
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