Hello,
Have you tried this in D2? =C2*XLOOKUP(TRUE, $A$2:$A$5, $B$2:$B$5)
You can then adjust your data range to reflect the true data range. I did put the anchors to lock the range so when you drag, the data range won't change.
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Hello I am trying to figure what formula I can use when a value in one column matches a word in one column and use a number in the same row but a different column and then multiply that number by a number in a different cell. See table and description below:
| A | B | C | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TRUE/FALSE | PERCENT | ||
| 2 | FALSE | .30 | 3456 | 1209.6 |
| 3 | TRUE | .35 | ||
| 4 | FALSE | .40 | ||
| 5 | FALSE | .45 |
More detail - Trying to populate cell D2 by using a formula from a multiple of variables. Column A is populated from other data. TRUE could be in any of the 4 rows (2-5). Depending in which row in column A matches TRUE. Then use the number in that same row from column B. Example A3 = TRUE so use value in B3 = .35. Then multiply that number (.35) times the number in C2 and populate it in D2.
Example if A2 = TRUE use .30 (B2) * 3456 (C2) = 1036.8 (D2)
Example if A4 = TRUE use .40 (B4) * 3456 (C2) = 1382.4 (D2)
Example if A5 = TRUE use .45 (B5) * 3456 (C2) = 1555.2 (D2)
Hello,
Have you tried this in D2? =C2*XLOOKUP(TRUE, $A$2:$A$5, $B$2:$B$5)
You can then adjust your data range to reflect the true data range. I did put the anchors to lock the range so when you drag, the data range won't change.