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Anyone good with nested formulas?
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Muchos gracias, I love all the replies. Helping me understand the nested and validation a lot better. Think I'm going to have to buy one of those geek books

EDIT - Didn't realise I had to share it
This link should work
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Don't use B2=0 to mean B2 is blank. You should use B2="".
So if you have this:
If the value entered in Column D, was <2 - it would produce "Day-Tripper" in E
If the value entered in Column D, was >30 - it would produce "Too Long" in E
Otherwise, leave the column E blank
Then you would have an if statement look like this:
If D < 2
->PRINT "Day Tripper"
Else
->If D > 30
->->PRINT "Too Long"
->Else
->->LEAVE BLANK
->End if
End if
which would equate to:
=IF(D<2,"Day Tripper",(IF(D>30,"Too Long","")))0 -
Ty, always good to learnDon't use B2=0 to mean B2 is blank. You should use B2="".
So if you have this:
If the value entered in Column D, was <2 - it would produce "Day-Tripper" in E
If the value entered in Column D, was >30 - it would produce "Too Long" in E
Otherwise, leave the column E blank
Then you would have an if statement look like this:
If D < 2
->PRINT "Day Tripper"
Else
->If D > 30
->->PRINT "Too Long"
->Else
->->LEAVE BLANK
->End if
End if
which would equate to:
=IF(D<2,"Day Tripper",(IF(D>30,"Too Long","")))
Owner of andrewhope.co.uk, hate cars and love them
Working towards DFD
HSBC Credit Card - £2700 / £7500
AA Loans - (cleared £9700)0
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