easy one - multipule formulas in one cell

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rjkeeler11

I'm sure this is easy as pie for you guys -

I'm creating a boxing scorecard and I’ve hit the wall. Cells b2:b13 and
c2:c13 are where the scores go. I have the following formula in c2
=if(b2=10,9,10) that will cha column c to what I want. What I'm looking for
is a second formula that will put a zero in column c when I put a zero in
column b and still adhere to the rules of the first formula when applicable.

Also, I can’t figure out an autosum function that will only add the cells
with a "10" and not sum all of the 10’s. So, a total of rounds won. I can get
12 with the count function but I'd like to get the cell that say 6. I can’t
figure it out and I don’t know how to add an exception.

I hope I explained it properly and if I was rudimentary I apologize - I
never work with excel.

Thx in advance for your time,

Keeler
 
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Kassie

Hi

Just prefix our exisitng formula with another IF statement, to look as
follows:
=IF(B2=0,0,IF(B2=10,9,10)). As for your second question, you want to add
all the 10's, but then get 6 iso 12? What criteria to use?
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Kassie

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Kassie

Plse do not double post! See the reply in General quesitons

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Kassie

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Kassie

Don't be silly, the man did not double post! :)

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Kassie

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Ron@Buy

To count only the cells with a 10. In C14 enter:
=COUNTIF(C2:C13,"=10")
Hope this helps
 
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rjkeeler11

THANKS A TON !!! Thank you to both Ron@Buy and kassie. You two must use some
type of wizard magic!!

Take care,

Keeler
 

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