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I have a #Value error with the following IF function,
Can anyone identify the error;
=IF(G2="C2",Start!G10,"Not Applicable"),IF(G2="Q2",Start!G10,"Not Applicable")
I have a #Value error with the following IF function,
Can anyone identify the error;
=IF(G2="C2",Start!G10,"Not Applicable"),IF(G2="Q2",Start!G10,"Not Applicable")
=IF(G2="C2",Start!G10,IF(G2="Q2",Start!G10,"Not Applicable"))
or =IF(OR(G2={"c2","q2"}),start!G10,"not applicable")
if c2 or q2 are other cells then it needs to be
=IF(G2=C2,Start!G10,IF(G2=Q2,Start!G10,"Not Applicable"))
Last edited by martindwilson; 07-16-2012 at 05:23 AM.
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Hi
Did you try without ""?
=IF(G2=C2,Start!G10,"Not Applicable"),IF(G2=Q2,Start!G10,"Not Applicable")
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fotis,it's entirely the wrong construction for nested IF
Yes Martin. You are correct.
..Fast response..No checked..Apologize for this.
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