Nested IF

zinah

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Hi,

I have 2 conditions in two cells and I need these conditions to be combined in one cell, below are the conditions:

=IF($X$5="Global",SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$E$2:$E$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2,SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$D$2:$D$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2)

=SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$473:$T$942,Galaxy_Data!$B$473:$B$942,'It would take'!$V$9,Galaxy_Data!$D$473:$D$942,'It would take'!$X$5)/2

Can you please help?
 

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=IF($X$5="Global",

SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$E$2:$E$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2,
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$D$2:$D$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2)

you have a true and a false for X5

when do you want to use
=SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$473:$T$942,Galaxy_Data!$B$473:$B$942,'It would take'!$V$9,Galaxy_Data!$D$473:$D$942,'It would take'!$X$5)/2
 
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thank you for your help.
Basically, these 2 conditions are together, if first condition will not meet, then the other condition will be the answer, it's either/or
 
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but you have 3 formulas

when X5 = "global"
you have
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$E$2:$E$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2,

when X5 does NOT =
"global"
you have
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$D$2:$D$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2)

so thats the either/OR already covered

and then a third formula - BUT there no condition left for X5

=SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$473:$T$942,Galaxy_Data!$B$473:$B$942,'It would take'!$V$9,Galaxy_Data!$D$473:$D$942,'It would take'!$X$5)/2
 
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Let me be more clear:

What I need is if condition 1 won't be met, then go to condition 2, if both won't meet then condition 3. Does that make sense?
 
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yes , But you have not given me three conditions
Condition 1 = X5 = "global"
Condition 2 =
X5 Does not equal "global"
so there is no 3rd condition

What I need is if condition 1 (X5 = global) won't be met, then go to condition 2, (X5 does not = global) if both won't meet (no such thing, it either is global or NOT ) then condition 3. Does that make sense?

 
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You're right, so let me rephrase what I need:

I have 2 conditions, If X5= represent (Country), then =SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$473:$T$942,Galaxy_Data!$B$473:$B$942,'It would take'!$V$9,Galaxy_Data!$D$473:$D$942,'It would take'!$X$5)/2

and If X5= represent (Region), then = =IF($X$5="Global",SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$E$2:$E$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2,SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$D$2:$D$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2)
 
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so what does
X5= represent (Country)
X5= represent (Region)
Mean
What would be the contents of the cell X5 to meet the condition represent (Country)
AND
What would be the contents of the cell X5 to meet the condition represent (Region)

You would use a Nested IF

=IF ( X5 = represent (Country) ,
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$473:$T$942,Galaxy_Data!$B$473:$B$942,'It would take'!$V$9,Galaxy_Data!$D$473:$D$942,'It would take'!$X$5)/2 ,
IF ( X5= represent (Region) ,
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$E$2:$E$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2 ,
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$D$2:$D$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2))

so the above then meets your three conditions required
IF ( Condition 1
represent (Country) MET
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$473:$T$942,Galaxy_Data!$B$473:$B$942,'It would take'!$V$9,Galaxy_Data!$D$473:$D$942,'It would take'!$X$5)/2 ,
IF ( Condition 2 represent (Region) MET
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$E$2:$E$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2 ,
neither met
SUMIFS(Galaxy_Data!$T$2:$T$471,Galaxy_Data!$D$2:$D$471,'It would take'!$X$5,Galaxy_Data!$B$2:$B$471,'It would take'!$V$9)/2))
 
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Thank you so much for your time and valued help Etaf!
 
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