Hi, this is a very simple request...
i know there must be another way around, but this is what i have based on my limited knowledge...
please shorten this formula for me:
actually the purpose of this formula is to see the cell is for what item.
VINNIES is a category consists of DANDENONG, ALTONA and SHEPARTON. etc etc for the rest...
and if the cell is dandenong, it will return vinnies, then base on the category vinnies, i will have another table that states how many days i need for vinnies.
then the cells need to return the days needed, which will be added into this formula as well, using vlookup.
i know its a bit messy... but this is how i can describe it...
upload an image to help clear things up.
thanks!
i know there must be another way around, but this is what i have based on my limited knowledge...
please shorten this formula for me:
Code:
=WORKDAY.INTL(N4,(ROUND(VLOOKUP((IF((IFNA(VLOOKUP(J4,$T$14:$T$21,1,0),"OTHERS"))=("RAW"),"SCR",IF((IFNA(VLOOKUP(J4,$T$14:$T$21,1,0),"OTHERS"))=("RAW D"),"SCR",IF((IFNA(VLOOKUP(J4,$T$14:$T$21,1,0),"OTHERS"))=("ALI SYDNEY"),"ALI",IF((IFNA(VLOOKUP(J4,$T$14:$T$21,1,0),"OTHERS"))=("ALTONA"),"VINNIES",IF((IFNA(VLOOKUP(J4,$T$14:$T$21,1,0),"OTHERS"))=("DANDENONG"),"VINNIES",IF((IFNA(VLOOKUP(J4,$T$14:$T$21,1,0),"OTHERS"))=("SHEPARTON"),"VINNIES",IF((IFNA(VLOOKUP(J4,$T$14:$T$21,1,0),"OTHERS"))=("ACR"),"ACR","OTHERS")))))))),$T$7:$Y$10,6,0),1)),11,$AC$14:$AC$49)
actually the purpose of this formula is to see the cell is for what item.
VINNIES is a category consists of DANDENONG, ALTONA and SHEPARTON. etc etc for the rest...
and if the cell is dandenong, it will return vinnies, then base on the category vinnies, i will have another table that states how many days i need for vinnies.
then the cells need to return the days needed, which will be added into this formula as well, using vlookup.
i know its a bit messy... but this is how i can describe it...
upload an image to help clear things up.
thanks!