I was going to quickly mock up some logic in excel for another project I'm working on and ran into a problem I cant solve without creating dependency loops.
I'm looking for a less than comparison with a bias:
=IF(X1"<"Y1,1,0)
and would remain true until:
=IF(X1">"Y1+B1,1,0)
Here is as close as...
we are going to a new pay system. Instead of just a standard hourly wage, employees will be able to make a higher wage based on the production of the plant they work at. I am looking for help with a formula that will assign the new wage per hour based on the level of the employee and the amount...
Dear Great Minds of Excel,
Is it possible to use a variable to represent an operator. For example, in an if then statement I want the operator to be able to be changed based on a users input. Can I replace >= with Oprtr after defining Oprtr as ">="?
Dim Oprtr
OprtrA = ">="
OprtrB = "<="...
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Above is the problem I am working on: We are assuming we can get 5 new operators per...
I'm trying to incorporate a new feature into an already existing spreadsheet I maintain, but I'm having trouble finding the right functions and/or logic. Basically, I'm trying to give the user a column (in this case, B, in the table below), which will allow the value in Column C to be modified...
I am wondering for Identify Indian Mobile Number from the List of Numbers in Column.
Now, I have made a formula to identify the mobile number which closer to correct but not 100% correct if any body have better idea to have the formula more accurate without using any look up or Database...
Can this be done? Is it possible to name a comparative operator such as ">=2" and use it as part of an array formula? I have tried syntax after syntax and nothing seems to work.
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