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Could someone please look at our multiple IF statement to see why it isn't working properly?
I've attached a file that has the statement in Column-A of the "RE RO RL CREDIT CARDS" worksheet.
Thank you for the help!
Could someone please look at our multiple IF statement to see why it isn't working properly?
I've attached a file that has the statement in Column-A of the "RE RO RL CREDIT CARDS" worksheet.
Thank you for the help!
maybe
=IF(OR('ALL CREDIT CARDS'!A3={"R/E","R/O","R/L"}),'ALL CREDIT CARDS'!A3,"")
how about
RE,RO and Rl only without the / ?
you can also use
=IF(ISERROR(SEARCH("R",'ALL CREDIT CARDS'!A3)),"",'ALL CREDIT CARDS'!A3)
Last edited by vlady; 01-20-2014 at 09:29 PM.
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That's the ticket ... it works great! Thank you for the help. We were getting nowhere!!
Nice to hear that.
Regards,
Vladimir
The formula as written has only the TRUE parts of the IF statement without any FALSE parts except at the end. In addition, the values being looked up on the All Credit Cards worksheet don't match the values in the formula.
Try this:
Formula:
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A much shorter version is:
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Last edited by newdoverman; 01-20-2014 at 09:55 PM.
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You have a "/" in the if stmt, but don't have it in the cells.
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