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    HELP - Conditional Formula with Drop Down Box

    Hi guys,

    I have a spreadsheet in Excel 2010 I need help with.

    I have a drop down list in cell J3 with options Male or Female. In cell M3 (yellow highlight) I want the formula and calculation to end up.

    Essentially I have two seperate formula's to calculate the various Age/Height/Weight/*** data in column I. The formula for calculating the result is different for both Male/Female.

    Thus what I want to achieve in cell M3 (yellow highlight) is it will calculate the data based on the specific data in Column I, depending on whether Male or Female is selected in the drop down list in cell J3.

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    Re: HELP - Conditional Formula with Drop Down Box

    Hi HamaTime and welcome to the forum,

    Here is an example of what I think you want.
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    Re: HELP - Conditional Formula with Drop Down Box

    Thanks for the assistance MarvinP, however I don't think a countif will solve my issue (correct me if I'm wrong)

    Some further info I didn't include in my OP

    BMR Basal Metabolic Rate Formula's
    >Male BMR Formula (66+(13.7*J6)+(5*J5)-(6.8*J4))
    >Female BMR Formula (665+(9.6*J6)+(1.8*J5)-(4.7*J4))

    So the inputs for the calculation are obviously ***/Age/Height/Weight. As illustrated above, those are the two formula's to calculate the 'BMR', as you can see they are different for male or female.

    I attempted SUMIF/IFS function but still didn't end up where I want.

    Essentially, if Male is selected in the drop down list, then it will calculate the various ***/Age/Height/Weight inputs using the above formula for 'Male BMR' and vice versa if Female is selected in the drop down list

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    Re: HELP - Conditional Formula with Drop Down Box

    Hi HamaTime,

    See this attached for a better answer, now that I understand the problem a little better. I have no idea what the values in the J column should be.
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    Re: HELP - Conditional Formula with Drop Down Box

    Many thanks MarvinP,

    We have success!!

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