Hi All
My company has an extremely convoluted tax ID process and I've demonstrated in table below what the report looks like. I can't change any of the columns but trying to create a desired column G if possible, which is based off the information in the other columns.
Basically I'm having issues combining formulas. I can think of the formula for each situation but just not sure how to nest/combine them together or if that is possible. Anyone know the structure or could help ?
1st situation: There are some countries, like UNITED STATES, COLOMBIA, RUSSIAN FEDERATION, where IF tax ID is NOT blank, Final Registration Status = Registered.
=IF(AND($B2="UNITED STATES",($C2<>"")),"Registered","Not Registered")
2nd situation: Special Country like Australia, Column E = YES, if YES Final Registration Status = Registered. If Verified this means that country is registered regardless of other columns.
=IF(AND($B2="AUSTRALIA",($E2="YES")),"Registered","")
3rd situation: Special Country like Canada, Verified Column E = YES, if Column D = NO, then Not Registered. If Column D = YES, then Registered.
=IF(AND($B2="CANADA",($D2="YES")),"Registered","Not Registered")
My company has an extremely convoluted tax ID process and I've demonstrated in table below what the report looks like. I can't change any of the columns but trying to create a desired column G if possible, which is based off the information in the other columns.
Basically I'm having issues combining formulas. I can think of the formula for each situation but just not sure how to nest/combine them together or if that is possible. Anyone know the structure or could help ?
1st situation: There are some countries, like UNITED STATES, COLOMBIA, RUSSIAN FEDERATION, where IF tax ID is NOT blank, Final Registration Status = Registered.
=IF(AND($B2="UNITED STATES",($C2<>"")),"Registered","Not Registered")
2nd situation: Special Country like Australia, Column E = YES, if YES Final Registration Status = Registered. If Verified this means that country is registered regardless of other columns.
=IF(AND($B2="AUSTRALIA",($E2="YES")),"Registered","")
3rd situation: Special Country like Canada, Verified Column E = YES, if Column D = NO, then Not Registered. If Column D = YES, then Registered.
=IF(AND($B2="CANADA",($D2="YES")),"Registered","Not Registered")
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | |
1 | Company | Country Name | Tax ID (Optional) | Registered (Australia and Canada Only) | Verified (Australia and Canada Only)? | Other Countries Registered | Desired Column "Final Registration Status" |
2 | Company A | UNITED STATES | 123123123 | Registered | Registered | ||
3 | Company B | COLOMBIA | 09992222222 | Registered | Registered | ||
4 | Company C | AUSTRALIA | 12312312322 | YES | YES | Registered | |
5 | Company D | CANADA | NO | YES | Not Registered | ||
6 | Company E | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | 51984988489 | Registered | Registered | ||
7 | Company F | CANADA | 99999999999e | YES | YES | Registered |