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Column A, B, and C may or may not be populated. When they are, it is always a $ amount and always populated in sequence. First A is populated, then at a later date B is populated, then at a later date, C is populated.
I need a formula in column D that checks each column to see if it is populated and return a calculated amount based on the most recently updated field, starting with column C: If C is populated, D should return the $ amount in C *.88. If C is not populated, look in column B, and if it is populated, return the amount in B *.88. If neither B nor C is populated, look in column A and if it is populated, return the amount in column A*.88. If none of them are populated, D should return "". This is my first stab at it and get a "too many arguments" error. =IF(ISNUMBER([@[12-Month Lock-in Amount]]),( [@[12-Month Lock-in Amount]]*.88), IF(ISNUMBER([@[6-Month Estimate]]),([@[6-Month Estimate]]*.88), IF(ISNUMBER([@[30-Day Estimate]]),([@[30-Day Estimate]]*.88)),””)) Thanks. |
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