Hi have 5 values:
Sold
Unavailable
Exclusive
Non Exclusive
Reserved
I want to create a formula that looks at the value in one cell, compares it to another and returns a value.
So if A1 has non exclusive and B1 has non exclusive it will return a value in C1, that says 'SELL', but if B1 sells exclusive then C1 will say 'HOLD'
The formula would need to allow for other combinations so that I can expand it for the other variables.
Can any-one help?
Ben
Here is some basic IF example. I don't know if that is what you are after.
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create a list in 3 columns of your combinations and results then use an index match to look them up
see this example
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