Formula calculation dependent on drop down list

Lil Stinker

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  1. 2019
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I know it must be possible to have two different formulas calculate in the same cell based on the result chosen from a drop down list but I can't seem to make it work. I have a form where I need the subtotal to calculate for monthly prorating or weekly prorating between a start and end date differently based on whether the user is selecting "Months" or "Weeks" from the drop down.

The way these totals are reached for the monthly proration is somewhat convoluted. In order to receive accurate proration, I have to break it out in hidden columns off from the main table. For the weekly prorating, it is simply a matter of multiplying the unit rate*weekly term*quantity from the main table. Note, the E column only produces a decimal value when "Weeks" is chosen by design. Due to the convoluted monthly calculations, it is easier to have the E column show a simplified, common language breakout since the calculations are handled in the background.

I tried to use an IF statement but it only results in #VALUE for reasons beyond my understanding.
IF(E$1="Months",(D3*H8+K8*I8+L8*J8)*C3),IF(E$1="Weeks",(D3*E3*C3))

ORDER FORM -formula tests- 2022.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
1DescriptionQTYUnit RateWeeksItem Subtotal[ Term ]
2Pickup DateWiFi Router2200.001.71$171.40Months
312/29/22MiFi Hotspot1100.001.71#VALUE!Weeks
4Billing Start
502/24/22
6Billing EndMonthsWeeksDaysWeekly RateDaily RateSubtotal
703/08/220.001.005.0050.007.14171.40
8Return Date0.001.005.0025.003.5742.85
904/01/22      
10      
11Subtotal#VALUE!      
12Discount$0.00      
13Net Amount#VALUE!      
14TOTAL AMOUNT#VALUE!      
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E3E2=IF(E$1="Weeks",ROUNDDOWN((DATEDIF($A$5,$A$7,"d")/7),2),IF(OR($B2="",AND(E$1<>"Months")),"",SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(IF(E$1="Months",DATEDIF($A$5,$A$7,"m")&"m,"&INT(($A$7-EDATE($A$5,DATEDIF($A$5,$A$7,"m")))/7)&"w,"&MOD($A$7-EDATE($A$5,DATEDIF($A$5,$A$7,"m")),7)&"d",INT(($A$7-$A$5)/7)&"w,"&MOD($A$7-$A$5,7)&"d"),"0m,",""),"0w,",""),",0d","")))
F2F2=IF(ISBLANK(C2),"",(D2*H7+K7*I7+L7*J7)*C2)
F3F3=IF(E$1="Months",(D3*H8+K8*I8+L8*J8)*C3),IF(E$1="Weeks",(D3*E3*C3))
H7:H14H7=IF(ISBLANK(C2),"",DATEDIF($A$5,$A$7,"M"))
I7:I14I7=IF(ISBLANK(C2),"",INT(($A$7-EDATE($A$5,DATEDIF($A$5,$A$7,"m")))/7))
J7:J14J7=IF(ISBLANK(C2),"",MOD($A$7-EDATE($A$5,DATEDIF($A$5,$A$7,"m")),7))
K7:K14K7=IF(ISBLANK(C2),"",(ROUND(D2/4,2)))
L7:L14L7=IF(ISBLANK(C2),"",(ROUND(K7/7,2)))
M7:M14M7=IF(ISBLANK(C2),"",(D2*H7+K7*I7+L7*J7)*C2)
F11F11=SUBTOTAL(109,Table22[Item Subtotal])
F13F13=(F11-(F11*F12))
F14F14=F13
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
E1List=$H$1:$H$3
 

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F3: =IF(E$1="Months",(D3*H8+K8*I8+L8*J8)*C3,IF(E$1="Weeks",D3*E3*C3))

(Your formula close the first IF() too early)
 
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