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I'm trying to calculate serving sizes for ingredients, but some of them are in fractions and need them to display in fractions. Also if the quantity is over 5 the word pizza should be plural.
I have a row set up like: A6=Deluxe Pizza B6=1/5 C6=Pizza D6=1 E6=Result The columns represent: A=Ingredients B=Serving size C=Word D=Quantity E=Result Currently I have E6 as: =TEXT(B6*D6,"# ??/??")&TEXT(C6,"")&IF(D6<>5,"s","") Right now it's displaying Pizzas for any quantity. How can I correct this? EDIT: I figured it out: =TEXT(B6*D6,"# ??/??")&TEXT(C6,"0")&IF(D6>5,"s","") |
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