R Rich Mar 26, 2009 #1 I don't know how to structure the formula to: IF A1="Frame" OR "Turnkey"OR "Shell", then insert an "X", else leave blank.
I don't know how to structure the formula to: IF A1="Frame" OR "Turnkey"OR "Shell", then insert an "X", else leave blank.
F FSt1 Mar 26, 2009 #2 hi try this... =IF(OR(A1="Frame",A1="Turnkey",A1="Shell"),"X","") regards FSt1
D Dave Peterson Mar 26, 2009 #3 Another way: =IF(OR(A1={"Frame","turnkey","shell"}),"X","") It's a little shorter (and easier to update) if the list changes.
Another way: =IF(OR(A1={"Frame","turnkey","shell"}),"X","") It's a little shorter (and easier to update) if the list changes.
J Jill Mar 26, 2009 #4 Hi, what if I want to do this for multiple options, i.e: if A1=frame then X; A1=turnkey then Y; A1=shell then Z?
Hi, what if I want to do this for multiple options, i.e: if A1=frame then X; A1=turnkey then Y; A1=shell then Z?
D Dave Peterson Mar 26, 2009 #5 =if(a1="Frame","X",if(a1="turnkey","y",if(a1="shell","Z","not specified!"))) or if a1 could only be one of those 3: =if(a1="Frame","X",if(a1="turnkey","y","z")) (anything else besides Frame or turnkey will show a Z.)
=if(a1="Frame","X",if(a1="turnkey","y",if(a1="shell","Z","not specified!"))) or if a1 could only be one of those 3: =if(a1="Frame","X",if(a1="turnkey","y","z")) (anything else besides Frame or turnkey will show a Z.)