complex if/then and also reference another worksheet

osaben

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Below is the current If statement that I am using--


Sample of file format:

A B ColumnC ColumnD ColumnE ColumnF ColumnG
62 Task 1 $500
63 Task 2 $850
64 Task 3 $900


What I am trying to do:

If ColumnC = "Yes" then "Recognize Revenue OVERTIME". If ColumnC="No" then move to ColumnD
If ColumnD ="Yes" then "Recognize Revenue OVERTIME". If ColumnD ="No" move to question ColumnE.
If Both ColumnE & ColumnF are "Yes" then Recognize Revenue Overtime. If either ColumnE or ColumnF ="No" the "Recognize Revenue at a POINT IN TIME"


This is the formula that works:

=IF(COUNTA(C62:F62)=0,"",IF(A62="","",IF(OR(C62="YES",D62="YES"),"Recognize Revenue OVERTIME ",IF(AND(E62="YES",F62="YES"),"Recognize Revenue OVERTIME","Recognize Revenue at a POINT IN TIME"))))



I would like to add an additional If statement –as long as A62 is not blank then regardless of the answers in C62 thru F62 -- if G62= “yes” then populate with the text in that is in a cell in a different worksheet/tab (same workbook).

Is it possible to add the additional filter to the if statement? If so -- I am really struggling with how to do it. Does any one have any ideas?

Thanks in advance for your help!
 

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This one is tough to explain.

Let me try another way of describing.

=IF(COUNTA(C62:F62)=0,"",IF(A62="","",IF(OR(C62="YES",D62="YES"),"Recognize Revenue OVERTIME ",IF(AND(E62="YES",F62="YES"),"Recognize Revenue OVERTIME","Recognize Revenue at a POINT IN TIME"))))

This formula requires both A62 for have data in it as well as atleast one cell between C62-F62 to have data in it.

Then if C62 or D62 equals "yes", then "Recognize Revenue Overtime" If both C62 and D62 are "no" then look to cells E62 &F62. If both E62 & F62 are "yes" then "Recognize Revenue Overtime", else Recognize Revenue at a Point in Time"

I would like to add another parameter that if G62 equals "yes" then look to cell G45 in sheet2.

I think that the new additional filter on G62 should be at early on in the formula, because if G62 is populated, there is no need to look at C62-F62. I just can't figure out where to insert it.

Can anyone help me, please?
 
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