Multiple complex If statements

jlyn123

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Hello - I am not sure how I can add the below if statement into what I already have below. Any ideas?

=IF(AND(H9="USD",E9="USD"),"No FX Trade Needed",IF(OR(H9="",E9=""),"",IF(H9=E9,"BUY","SELL"))))

What I want to add is IF cell A1 and B1 start with "US" then cell H1 needs to be USD, "flag for exception". Or if cell H1 doesnt equal USD, "flag for deletion"?

Thanks!
 

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What I want to add is IF cell A1 and B1 start with "US" then cell H1 needs to be USD, "flag for exception". Or if cell H1 doesnt equal USD, "flag for deletion"?

You need to clarify this.... doesnt make sense

if cell A1 and B1 start with "US" then cell H1 needs to be USD ? Formulas cannot change the values of other cells

 
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Hi,

I think may be OP means something like this:


Book1
ABCHIJ
1USDAUSDBHGKYENFlag for Deletion
Sheet122
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J1=IF(AND(COUNTIF(A1,"US*"),COUNTIF(B1,"US*")),IF(H1="USD","Flag for Exception","Flag for Deletion"),"Insert your original formula here")
 
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Thank you Jtakw - this is exactly what I was looking for and is working perfectly.
 
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You're welcome, glad it works for you.
 
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Ok, I have another question regarding IF/Vlookup formulas.

I want to write a formula that looks up a value based on the value in a certain cell.

Below is what I have started with but I cant get it to work out. If cell E9 equals "USD" then I want to look at a value based on the vlookup instructions to product another value (this value will change depending on the A & B combinations. If cell E9 isnt USD then I want to look up the value another way and again this will change depending on B & E combinations...is that possible?
=IF(E9="USD",VLOOKUP(A9&B9,Details!A:I,9,FALSE)) or IF(E9<>"USD",VLOOKUP(B9&E9,Details!G:I,3,FALSE))

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!!!
 
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Ok, I have another question regarding IF/Vlookup formulas.
New questions should be posted to new threads. Only follow-up questions on your original question should be posted to the original thread.
 
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Hi,

I'll sneak this in...

Don't know any of your actual data so I'm not sure what you need, all I can do is help you combine your sample formulas:

=IF(E9="USD",VLOOKUP(A9&B9,Details!A:I,9,FALSE),VLOOKUP(B9&E9,Details!G:I,3,FALSE))
 
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Thank you Jtakw for sneaking your response here - again, this is exactly what I was looking for to get my formula to work how I wanted. Thanks again!!!
 
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