T
Tony
Hello
I am wondering if an "if then" statement can include
an "&" in the logical test part (aka the first part). I
tried and it did not give me an error but it did not do
what it should have done.
The formula I thought would be correct:
=IF(E2="Insured"& T2="Financed",0.0282*AG2,0)
the & part seems to be incorrect because it does not give
me the correct answer. It returns the value of 0 but the
value in E2 says "Insured" and T2 says "Fianced". I am
guessing there can not be &statments with if/then
statements or my syntax is incorrect.
Let me know if someone knows if you can use "&"
statements with "if then" statements and the correct
syntax.
I am wondering if an "if then" statement can include
an "&" in the logical test part (aka the first part). I
tried and it did not give me an error but it did not do
what it should have done.
The formula I thought would be correct:
=IF(E2="Insured"& T2="Financed",0.0282*AG2,0)
the & part seems to be incorrect because it does not give
me the correct answer. It returns the value of 0 but the
value in E2 says "Insured" and T2 says "Fianced". I am
guessing there can not be &statments with if/then
statements or my syntax is incorrect.
Let me know if someone knows if you can use "&"
statements with "if then" statements and the correct
syntax.