VBA If Else Help

DalPai

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Hello everyone!


I have a "problem" in a spreadsheet that I believe through VBA I could solve. But I never programmed in VBA, so I have no idea where to start.

I have a table with the following information: Project Name, Type, Stage, Value, Adjusted Value.

The adjusted value depends on the stage the project is.
ex: If a project of value 100 is in the Idea stage, its adjusted value is 100*10% = 10

I was able to solve this simply by using =IF in excel.

However, the percentage will also change according to the Project type. And writing such a formula using =IF would be huge.


I believe that by VBA I can do this easily, but where to start?

Best Regards
 

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How many project types are there?
 
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You may be able to accomplish what you want without VBA. You can set up a lookup table that has your various Projects and Stages and associated value, and then you can use an Index/Match formula to look up the appropriate value from that table.
See here: https://spreadsheeto.com/index-match/
 
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Hi Fluff,

There are 7 types, but the % changes only with one Type.

Type: Core
Stage 0: 0%
Stage 1: 15%
Stage 2: 25%
Stage 3: 40%
Stage 4: 50%
Stage 5: 100%

Type: Other 6
Stage 0: 0%
Stage 1: 5%
Stage 2: 20%
Stage 3: 40%
Stage 4: 90%
Stage 5: 100%
 
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Ok, how about


Book1
ABCDE
1Project NameTypeStageValueAdjusted Value
2CoreStage 01000
3CoreStage 110015
4CoreStage 210025
5CoreStage 310040
6CoreStage 410050
7CoreStage 5100100
8??Stage 01000
9??Stage 11005
10??Stage 210020
11??Stage 310040
12??Stage 410090
13??Stage 5100100
RC
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2=D2*IF(B2="Core",CHOOSE(RIGHT(C2,1)+1,0,0.15,0.25,0.4,0.5,1),CHOOSE(RIGHT(C2,1)+1,0,0.05,0.2,0.4,0.9,1))
 
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You may be able to accomplish what you want without VBA. You can set up a lookup table that has your various Projects and Stages and associated value, and then you can use an Index/Match formula to look up the appropriate value from that table.
See here: https://spreadsheeto.com/index-match/

I completely forgot about the INDEX/MATCH formula.

Worked like a charm. Thank you very much
 
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You are welcome.
Glad we were able to help.
 
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