Whether 3 diff fields are blank determines several different resul

This formula is very involved and I am not sure what to use.

Basically whether (BU25) is blank or checked determines whether or not the
rest of the formula should be used or if the field should be left blank.

Next, whether (CK24) is checked or blank determines whether the value should
be pulled from sheet ("SL 2'!E24) or ('JL 2'!E24).

Then, if (BU28) is not blank the values should be pulled from ('SL&AH
2'!E24) or if (BU28) and (CK24) are not blank then the values should be
pulled from ('JL&AH 2'!E24).

I have been trying to use =IF(ISBLANK) but I can't seem to link it all
together. What do you suggest? Should I use a different type of formula? Can
you give me an example, Please? Thanks.

=IF(ISBLANK(BU25),"",IF(ISBLANK(CK24),'SL 2'!E24,JL 2'!E24)

handles the first two conditions. Based on your description, BU28 will never
get tested (as CK24 is either blank or not).

Do you have you logic in the correct order?

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HTH

RP
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"Bill R" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> This formula is very involved and I am not sure what to use.
>
> Basically whether (BU25) is blank or checked determines whether or not the
> rest of the formula should be used or if the field should be left blank.
>
> Next, whether (CK24) is checked or blank determines whether the value
should
> be pulled from sheet ("SL 2'!E24) or ('JL 2'!E24).
>
> Then, if (BU28) is not blank the values should be pulled from ('SL&AH
> 2'!E24) or if (BU28) and (CK24) are not blank then the values should be
> pulled from ('JL&AH 2'!E24).
>
> I have been trying to use =IF(ISBLANK) but I can't seem to link it all
> together. What do you suggest? Should I use a different type of formula?
Can
> you give me an example, Please? Thanks.