blenderwala

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I got a task in which i have 2 Files

One is a Master File containing the names of the clients and the EMI amount with Payment 1 detail
And there is Another file containing Daily Collection with payment 2 Detail

In Master File there are two column

Pay 1
Pay 2(Values Coming From Another File Via VLookUp)


If someone pays both his EMIs at once, then that name might not be in the second list.

What I Need to Calculate is:

If one pays both his Total EMI Amount (EMI value *2) , his status should be shown as PAID.

If someone pays only one EMI then his status should be shown as HALF.

And if someone doesn't make any payments, his/her status should be shown as UNPAID.


__________________________
Master.xlsx
ABCDE
1NameEMIPay-1Pay-2STATUS
2Ajay500500500
3Vijay7001000#N/A
4Priyanka3000300
5Rohit100000
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D5D2=VLOOKUP(A2,'C:\Users\Nidhi\Desktop\Excel Problems\Main Issue\[Daily.xlsx]Sheet1'!$A:$D,3,0)





Daily.xlsx
ABCD
1NameEMIPay-2STATUS
2Sumit5000
3Priyanka700300
4Rohit10000
5Ajay500500
Sheet1

___________________________________

Any Help will be very very appreciated

Thank You.
 

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Hi,

I'm not sure I understand entirely.
So if Column D has #N/A, then that's "PAID" whether or not there's a positive number in C, or vice versa ??

Book3.xlsx
ABCDE
1NameEMIPay-1Pay-2STATUS
2Ajay500500500PAID
3Vijay7001000#N/APAID
4Priyanka3000300HALF
5Rohit100000UNPAID
Sheet1086
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E5E2=IFNA(IF(AND(C2,D2),"PAID",IF(OR(C2,D2),"HALF","UNPAID")),"PAID")
 
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Thank you so much @jtakw sir for you reply

I am very sorry but there is just one mistake in that file :
Vijay's EMI Amount is 500 not 700
Hence his total due amount is 500 * 2 = 1000,
He paid Entire EMI Amount (1000= 500*2) in one go. That's why his name is not in Another File hence it is showing #N/A

Master.xlsx
ABCDE
1NameEMIPay-1Pay-2Expected STATUS
2Ajay500500500Paid
3Vijay5001000#N/APaid
4Priyanka3000300Half
5Rohit100000Unpaid
6Suraj200200#N/AHalf
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D6D2=VLOOKUP(A2,'C:\Users\Nidhi\Desktop\Excel Problems\Main Issue\[Daily.xlsx]Sheet1'!$A:$D,3,0)


Let's Say
Tom's EMI is 500
Tom has to pay two EMIs
So his total due is 500*2 =1000,

If he pays those 1000 in one go(from Pay-1 or Pay -2( Value coming from another file via VLOOKUP) ) then his status should be shown as PAID
(Pay 1 or Pay 2 =1000)


If he pays 1000 in two terms Pay1+Pay2(VLOOKUP) then his status should be shown as PAID
(Pay 1 +Pay 2 =1000)


If he just pays one EMI 500 (Either from Pay 1 or Pay2(VLOOKUP) then status should be Half
(Pay 1 +Pay 2 =500)


And If he don't pay anything , then his status should be Unpaid
(Pay 1+ Pay 2 =0)





Again Thank you for your guidance
 
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Thanks for the additional info.

If you can change your current D column formula to:

Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,'C:\Users\Nidhi\Desktop\Excel Problems\Main Issue\[Daily.xlsx]Sheet1'!$A:$D,3,0),0)

Just adding IFFEROR(original formula,0)

Then the calculation for STATUS is much simpler:

Book3.xlsx
ABCDE
1NameEMIPay-1Pay-2STATUS
2Ajay500500500Paid
3Vijay50010000Paid
4Priyanka3000300Half
5Rohit100000Unpaid
6Suraj2002000Half
Sheet1086
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E6E2=IF(C2+D2=B2*2,"Paid",IF(C2+D2,"Half","Unpaid"))
 
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Solution
Thank you so much @jtakw sir

this is what i wanted to get


Although I made just a small change in the file, instead of using VLOOKUP i used SUMIF ,
so if a name appears twice in that second list it will get the sum


Again, Thanks a lot. The problem is solved
 
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