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    combining IF formulas

    it seems I have few more scenarios than I thought.. Is there a way to put a formula with below reasononing?

    1) if Q1=0 AND Q2=0 and Cost ABS> 1,000 then comment: "W"
    2) if Q1=0 AND Q2=0 and Cost ABS< 1,000 then comment: "X"
    3) if Q1<>0 and = Q2<>0 irrelevant of the Cost then comment: "Y"
    4) if Q1<>Q2 irrelevant of the Cost then comment: "Z"

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    Hi all, I am having trouble combing below formulas..Would anyone be able to help out with below. Thanks so much

    =IF(AND(E12=0,ABS(G12)<1000),"to order","")



    =IF(AND(E12=F12),"OK","")
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    Last edited by donyc; 09-08-2010 at 03:29 PM. Reason: another scenario

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    Re: combining IF formulas

    The two TRUE conditions, one in each formula, aren't mutually exclusive so you need to decide which takes precedence, assuming the first one does then try

    =IF(AND(E12=0,ABS(G12)<1000),"to order",IF(E12=F12,"OK",""))
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    Re: combining IF formulas

    thanks so much

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