Need help with a conditional formula

Dsheaff

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As follows:

If cells J56 and N56 are not blank then return the value posted in cell E72 only if cell E11 on the worksheet identified as "Candidate Selection" equals the alpha character "C" and cell G11 is not blank, otherwise return a blank cell


Tanks in advance for the assistance
 

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Code:
=if(and(j56<>"",n56<>"",g11<>"",e11="c"),e72,"")
 
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Try
Code:
=IF(AND(J56<>"",N56<>"",'Candidate Selection'!E11="c",'Candidate Selection'!G11<>""),E72,"")
 
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So, if I understand you correctly, all these conditions must be met:
- J56 not blank
- N56 not blank
- E11 on "Candidate Selection" sheet = "C"
- G11 on "Candidate Selection" sheet not blank
If all those conditions are met, return the value from E72, else return nothing.

If that is correct, then try:
Code:
=IF(AND(J56<>"",N56<>"",'Candidate Selection'!E11="C",'Candidate Selection'!G11<>""),E72,"")


EDIT: Too slow once again, and Scott beat me to it!
 
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Don't think you're too slow Joe4, think you were just typing a lot more...
:wink:
And slowly (I knew I should have taken more typing classes)!
The half-year I took in 8th grade wasn't quite enough!
 
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Back in the days, I was my High School Typing Champion, 64 wpm on a Manual (yes, the real manual ones, with the lever strike at every key press, and manual carriage returns).
Then later years, tested myself with an Electric (the Ball kind) and got 130+ wpm, years later, tested myself again on a computer keyboard and got 200+ wpm.
But that was decades ago...

Edit: in case you forget, 5 keystrokes = 1 word, based on a 5 minutes test, and no more than 5 errors total.
 
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Hello and thanks for the prompt response. I've posted the code provided and there appears to be a problem with the way I identified the issue as relates to cells E11 and G11. The code should be structured such that if either E11 or G11 is not blank that element of the condition is met. If you could please make that adjustment to the code you provided it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again..Greatly Appreciated!
 
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Try:
Code:
=IF(AND(J56<>"",N56<>"",OR('Candidate Selection'!E11<>"",'Candidate Selection'!G11<>"")),E72,"")
 
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