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    Angry Monster Formula

    Hi All. I'm new to here, but I've been using excel for years. I am creating a worksheet to track my Girl Scout's awards. I have it all done EXCECT for one formula. I can't get it right. I'm going to TRY to explain this. The ( is the cell address) then number in front is the answer to adding columns elsewere.

    ANSWER(a114) 2(b144) 1(c144) 0(d144) 1(e144) 1(f144) 1(g144)

    OK I hope that makes since.

    What I want it to do to answer "c" IF b=2, and between c, d, e, =2 BUT only 1 in each letter count, AND f=1 and g=1

    IF not then it needs to answer "P" if the sum is >0 then it needs to answer a blank if all are 0.

  2. #2
    David Cox
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    Re: Monster Formula

    For posters in general:
    If you write out your problem as a flowchart I think you will probably be
    able to solve it yourself. If you are not used to flowcharts:

    ____________
    | Question |
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    | Y | N | _______________| Next question|
    ____________
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    | Next question |
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    and so on ..

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    Simple techniques like this can help to clear the mind.

    HTH you or somebody else.

    "RobertaS54" <[email protected]> wrote
    in message news:[email protected]...
    >
    > Hi All. I'm new to here, but I've been using excel for years. I am
    > creating a worksheet to track my Girl Scout's awards. I have it all
    > done EXCECT for one formula. I can't get it right. I'm going to TRY to
    > explain this. The ( is the cell address) then number in front is the
    > answer to adding columns elsewere.
    >
    > ANSWER(a114) 2(b144) 1(c144) 0(d144) 1(e144) 1(f144) 1(g144)
    >
    > OK I hope that makes since.
    >
    > What I want it to do to answer "c" IF b=2, and between c, d, e, =2 BUT
    > only 1 in each letter count, AND f=1 and g=1
    >
    > IF not then it needs to answer "P" if the sum is >0 then it needs to
    > answer a blank if all are 0.
    >
    >
    > --
    > RobertaS54
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    > http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=37771
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  3. #3
    Sandy Mann
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    Re: Monster Formula

    RobertaS54,

    Speaking personally I do not follow what it is you are asking. Can you try
    to explain it again with perhaps an example or two with the result you want
    returned.


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    Sandy
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    "RobertaS54" <[email protected]> wrote
    in message news:[email protected]...
    >
    > Hi All. I'm new to here, but I've been using excel for years. I am
    > creating a worksheet to track my Girl Scout's awards. I have it all
    > done EXCECT for one formula. I can't get it right. I'm going to TRY to
    > explain this. The ( is the cell address) then number in front is the
    > answer to adding columns elsewere.
    >
    > ANSWER(a114) 2(b144) 1(c144) 0(d144) 1(e144) 1(f144) 1(g144)
    >
    > OK I hope that makes since.
    >
    > What I want it to do to answer "c" IF b=2, and between c, d, e, =2 BUT
    > only 1 in each letter count, AND f=1 and g=1
    >
    > IF not then it needs to answer "P" if the sum is >0 then it needs to
    > answer a blank if all are 0.
    >
    >
    > --
    > RobertaS54
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    > RobertaS54's Profile:
    > http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=37771
    > View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=573468
    >




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