Hi Luukvan, here you go:
=IF(D4="OVD", "", IF(A4="vr","8",IF(OR(A4="za",A4="zo"),"24","16")))
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So i have a working formula im trying to add a exception to: =IF(A4="vr","8",IF(OR(A4="za",A4="zo"),"24","16"))
I'm trying to add the exception that it shows a blank value if D4 says "OVD" not sure if this is possible but help would be appreciated, thanks in advance!
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Hi Luukvan, here you go:
=IF(D4="OVD", "", IF(A4="vr","8",IF(OR(A4="za",A4="zo"),"24","16")))
Hello Luukvan. Here is what I came up with on your IF statement. =IF(OR(A4="za",A4="zo"),24,IF(A4="vr",8,16))
Please test and let me know if this is correct. I would like to point out one thing from your if statement. Do you want 8, 16, and 24 to be text? You have them in quotes. I made them all numbers in my formula. One screenshot is attached also.
I forgot about your OVD. Dave M's formula is correct! Use it.