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That would give the same results as a series of nested IF statements There are also other ways of doing a lookup such as the LOOKUP formula and the INDEX and MATCH formulas working together.
We can instead do a lookup =VLOOKUP(C1,$A$2:$B$5,2,0) So instead of saying something like: IF(C1="Apples", "1 a day.",if(C1="Beef","Where's the.", etc You could also make a table of values and results and then use a lookup type function to get your results instead of of using nested IFs. This can help you with building your logical check in IF statements or use other formulas like in the answer to that linked question that will return results for you. Each column being its own condition and the right most column being the results, you can see what conditions need to be met to get to certain results. Take a look at the answer to this question here. Instead of a series of nested IF statement, you could make a table of responses. If anyone can help me that would be great I've been trying to figure this out for a week now :( So again the main problem is how do I add a number of days to a fixed date. Most of the other returns are a certain number of days added to a date value in a specific cell. Here I am trying to add 10 days to a date which is in the cell CECs!F3. The bold section is where I am starting to get the error. If the cell has a value that is equal to a cell in another spreadsheet in the same workbook then it will add a certain number of days to a cell with a date. I am getting an error while trying to add the days.
#IF THEN FORMULA EXCEL 2007 PLUS#
=IF(SUM(D23-C23),(24*MOD(D23-C23,1.25)-LOOKUP(24*MOD(D23-C23,1.I am trying to get a formula in which the results are all dates plus a certain number of days. employees can't work more than 12 hours in a day. 7 hours a lunch and break, 8-12 hours is lunch and two breaks. She goes to break at 8:30am, lunch at 12:00-12:30 and last break at 1:45.Īlso some other factors, employees working 4-6 hours get on break. How do I factor her breaks and her lunch in my formula. She may work 2 hours in one queue, 1 in another, 3 in another and 2 in another. In a perfect world she'd work in one queue for 6-2:30pm and a simple formula would work to get 7.5 hours but that's not the case. I have to record those times in each queue but at the end of the day her hours should not be more than 7.5. The problem is some days she works in as many as 8 different queues. At the end of the day she has 7.5 hours of productivity. She takes a 30 minute lunch and has two paid 15 minute breaks. I have an employee that works from 6:00am to 2:30pm.
#IF THEN FORMULA EXCEL 2007 HOW TO#
I've been trying to increase my knowledge of excel but I can't seem to find how to create this formula. which will work for any possible decimal value between the boundary points. Taking this to the extreme, one could easily define a constant that equals the smallest positive value that Excel can represent: of course those constants could/should be replaced by defined names. Again this is totally up to the user he can use whatever value he wants instead of the integers of one: However, I have used it with finer precision, hours, minutes, seconds. I have used this technique for years with operations scheduling and task management, often with a precision of days. When using the method I shared above to exclude the boundary points, the user is responsible for the precision.
You bring up a good point that I should have clarified. Get my Excel Formulas e-Book, learn 75 most used formulas overnight.Find out if 2 ranges of dates overlap using formulas.Check for Either Or conditions in Excel.I would love to know how you test for such conditions in excel? What kind of formulas do you use? Here is a list of examples and the corresponding Excel Formulas to test the between condition.ĭo you check for Between Conditions in Excel?Ĭhecking if a value falls between 2 other values is fairly common when you are working with data. =if(AND(A1>=A2,A1<=A3),"Yes", "No") Between Formulas in Excel – Summary and Examples: Now, the simplest formula for such a thing would be test whether the conditions A1>=A2, A1=A2,A1= operators, like this: And you want to find out if A1 falls between A2 and A3. Lets say you have 3 values in A1, A2 and A3. In today’s quick tip, lets find how to check for between conditions in Excel using formulas, like this: