Very easy sum I can't work out!

rickwardyy

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So In cell I3 I have a number, I need that number to times by 2 if cell I4 says 'Yes'.

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Is the number 2 typed into I3 or is it the result of a formula? If so what is the formula?
 
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Ok so is £200 the result of a formula? If so what is the formula?
 
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If you want to change the 200 to 400 you need to use VBA, without it, i suggest if I5 is empty, or not used, use this formula: =If(I4="yes", 2xI3, I3) . As result, if there is "yes" in I4 the I3 value will be multiplied by 2, if not "yes" in I4, the original value will be shown.
 
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