How to combine two if statements

klitton7

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  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
Both of these if statements work, but not sure how to combine them.

=IF(OR(H1058="CQ",H1058="CO"),N1058*0.88*0.65,N1058*0.65)

=IF(H1058="52",N1058*0.65/2,N1058*0.65)
 

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Give this a try:

Excel Formula:
=IF(OR(H1058="CQ",H1058="CO"),N1058*0.88*0.65,IF(H1058="52",N1058*0.65/2,N1058*0.65))
 
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Solution
You could use:

Excel Formula:
=N1058*0.65*IF(OR(H1058={"CQ","CO"}),0.88,IF(H1058="52",0.5,1))
 
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