To evaluate multiple conditions in a cell, you can use nested "if cell contains" statements. This allows you to create a chain of checks, with each condition leading to a specific result. Use the COUNTIF function to count how many times a certain text appears in a cell. If the count is greater than zero, then return the corresponding value.
I'm trying to use the TEXTJOIN function to create a comma separated list of the content of each row's Column D value, but only when it's Column J value reads "Regulatory" and it's Column K value re...
I need help in converting the following if-statements in Excel formula. if A1 and B1 are blank, then C1 is "", if A1 is not blank and B1 is blank, then C1 is "New", if A1 and B1 are not blank, then...
I would like to create a succinct Excel formula that SUMS a column based on a set of AND conditions, plus a set of OR conditions. My Excel table contains the following data and I used defined name...
Code just wants to check if X is not any of three specific variables, and if not then P = 3, other P will equal 1 or 2 based on a combo box result. I tried using Or statements with this and no luck. If X <> 15 Then P = "3" Else If X <> 18 Then P = "3" End If Else If X <> 20 Then P = "3" End If ElseIf ComboBox <> "Other Condition" Then P = 1 ...
But Excel provides a way to do a sequence of IF () conditions that allows the "ELSEIF" construct in many programming languages, and allows logic similar to the way a "CASE" statement works in other languages. and that is IFS (), plural, with an 's'. =IFS ( condition1, result if true, condition2, result if true, condition3, result if true)
