Formula With Different Conditions

glerwell

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Hi i want tto create a formula using the following conditions, I've tried myself but to no avail. I hope somebody on here can help me.



K10 can have the values "W", "EW 1/4" & "EW 1/5" and M10 the values "W", "W-DH", "P","P-DH" & "L".

IK10 is "W" and M10 is "W" i want the sum (H10*J10) but if M10 is "W-DH" i want the sum ((H10*.5)*J10) with "L" leaving 0.

If K10 is "EW 1/4" or "EW 1/5" and M10 is "W" i want to sum (O10+P10) but if "P" is in M10 then i just want the value of P10 and again "L" leaving 0.

If K10 is "EW 1/4" or "EW 1/5" but M10 is "W-DH" then i want the sum (Q10+R10) but if "DH-P" is in M10 then I want to return the value of R10 with "L" leaving 0.


I hope this is clear.

Thanks
 

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But what does it mean in terms of the the formula?

IK10 is "W" and M10 is "W" i want the sum (H10*J10) but if M10 is "W-DH" i want the sum ((H10*.5)*J10) with "L" leaving 0
If K10="W" and M10 ="W-DH", you want to return (H10*.5)*J10, right? Where does "L leaving 0" come into it?
 
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If K10="W" and M10 ="W-DH", you want to return (H10*.5)*J10, right?

yeah thats right

but if any other value other than "P" or "W" is entered into M10 then I want the value always to return 0. "L" will alway be the other value that can be entered in M10.

I have this original formula which works great

=IF(K10="W",IF(M10="W",H10*J10,0),IF(M10="W",O10+P10,IF(M10="P",P10,0)))

but now I want to add the condition: If K10 is "W" and M10 is "W-DH" then the sum is ((H10*.5)*J10)
 
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Strange how it took 2 questions for you to reveal you already had a formula that worked up to a point!

Based on your explanation, the following should work, but I'm unable to test it since you haven't posted a sample of your data...

Code:
=IF(K10="W",IF(M10="W",H10*J10,IF(M10="W-DH",H10*0.5*J10,0)),IF(M10="W",O10+P10,IF(M10="P",P10,0)))
 
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WORKS GREAT MATE THANKS!!

Strange how it took 2 questions for you to reveal you already had a formula that worked up to a point!

I posted the formula in another thread last night but was getting nowhere, so I thought I'd start again from the beginning thats all.

Once again thanks!!!
 
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