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Hi Adam, try this formula:
=IF(ISBLANK(C3), 0,IF(C3="YES", 100-D3, IF(C3="PENDING", 50-D3, IF(C3="NO", 50-D3,""))))
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I dont understand why this formula keeps producing the ?name error message
=IFS(C3="ISBLANK",0,C3=“YES”,100-D3,C3="PENDING",50-D3,C3="NO",50-D3)
C3 is a cell that can have either value of BLANK, YES, NO, PENDING
D3 is a cell with any positive numerical value up to 100.
I want F3 (which is where this formula is located) to say "If C3 is empty, then read 0, if the C3 reads YES then read the Value of 100 - D3, if C3 reads PENDING then read the value of 50 - D3, and if C3 reads NO then read the value of 50 - D3"
Everything I've read says this is correct. But its not. Please help. Here's what the spread sheet looks like:
| RENTAL PROPERTY PAYMENTS REGISTRY | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Photographed Property Address | Date Final Edits Delivered | LEASED (YES/NO/PENDING) | Total Payments Made | Total Pending Lease | Total owed |
| 2/1/2018 | PENDING | $ <br>- | $ <br>50.00 | #NAME? | |
| 2/1/2018 | PENDING | $ <br>- | $ <br>50.00 | $ <br>50.00 |
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Hi Adam, try this formula:
=IF(ISBLANK(C3), 0,IF(C3="YES", 100-D3, IF(C3="PENDING", 50-D3, IF(C3="NO", 50-D3,""))))
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You're the best!! Thank you