Putting two formulars together in excel

[Linda]

I need to put two formulars together in a cell in my excel's worksheet. For
example, =IF(A1=0, B1*2,1) and =IF(A1:F1=0,0,1). I need to put these two
formulars together in a cell. What is the exact way I should put them? I
have tried =IF(A1=0,B1*2,1,IF(A1:F1=0,0,1)). However, it did not work.
Could somebody help me?

Thank you,
Linda

 

[FSt1]

hi,
=IF(A1=0,B1*2,IF(A1:F1=0,0,1))

works in xp
regards
FSt1

 

[Bob Phillips]

=IF(A1=0, B1*2,IF(A1:F1=0,0,1))

although it is not clear (to me) what the second is doing. Is it just
counting any with a value, if so I would use

=IF(A1=0, B1*2,--(COUNTA(A1:F1)>0)


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HTH

Bob

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[Ron Coderre]

Can describe what you want to do?
The second formula test 6 cells. Do you want to know if ALL of them =0?
How do you want the two formulas to interact?

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Regards,

Ron
Microsoft MVP (Excel)
(XL2003, Win XP)