If Then Else Statement in Excel VBA (explained with examples)
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As i said the formula above works perfectly for one row but expanding that to the rest is getting impossible, can you help? If any of the tests are true, then the OR function will return TRUE. Another option would be to name the range of cells and reference that name in the formula. The data should appear in your Excel worksheet just as it does above.
Cole, can be seen in the worksheet's formula bar, and is shown below. If they sell a Blue shirt, the bonus is 0%, Red shirts is a 2% bonus, Green is a 1.
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The original question I received from a reader, which prompted this series, was about how to use the IF statement in Excel when you had two conditions that had to be met. For example, when sales fell between a minimum and maximum number. First, open up a blank excel worksheet. Next, highlight the table below. Copy it, and then go back to your excel worksheet. The data should appear in your Excel worksheet just as it does above. Bonus 12% Minimum amount 100000 Maximum amount 200000 Sales Bonus Salesman A 87925 Salesman B 100000 Salesman C 145000 Salesman D 200750 Salesman E 178650 Salesman F 99555 Salesman G 147000 Salesman H 213450 Salesman I 122680 Salesman J 92500 Ok, now back to the tutorial. It turns out that you can use , which Excel calls a logical operator just like it calls the IF function. And, as usual, unlike how most other programming languages work, the syntax required in Excel is a bit different. In other programming languages, AND would fall in between each condition, just like how we normally talk, but not in Excel! By the way, in our case, we only had two conditions to meet, but if we had more, we could just keep adding them into the list of conditions in the parenthese after the AND function. Otherwise, multiply B6 by B1. The other problem is usability.
Otherwise, the commissionable amount will be the cumulative total minus the threshold value. If the prices change, just modify the matrix at the top of the spreadsheet, and all the other formulas and totals will automatically adjust. I hope this wasn't too confusing. The sum is 10, so Excel processes the value-if-false portion of the IF statement which begins with another IF function. Each team plays two rounds and their scores are added. This makes it easy to use the same formula in multiple locations. Let me run through it again.
