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Sorry for the confusion, i was mixing some things up....I see that closing is in the formula.<br />
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Just need to add: &nbsp;If C10 = &quot;APPROVED&quot; it returns the value in AB10, which will be a number.
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Do you have an example or can you provide more detail?<br />
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&quot;I need to add &quot;CLOSING&quot;&quot; &lt;-Under what circumstance?
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Disregard adding the &quot;closing&quot; part. Sorry for the confusion as I am kind of scatter brained this morning.<br />
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I just need to add to the formula if C10 = Approved, it returns the value in AB10
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See the attached example.<br />
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Like hgholt, I often write or diagram Excel formual logic. &nbsp;Here is how I'd write your current formula so it's more readable / understandable:<br />
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=IF($C10=&quot;CLOSED&quot;,1,(OR($C<wbr />10=&quot;ROUTIN<wbr />G FOR CLOSE&quot;,$C10=&quot;CLOSING&quot;)+0))<wbr /><br />
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IF $c10=&quot;CLOSED&quot; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; THEN 1<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; ELSE ($C10=&quot;ROUTING FOR CLOSE&quot;) OR ($C10=&quot;CLOSING&quot;) +0<br />
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The last expression might be written:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; ELSE IF ( ($C10=&quot;ROUTING FOR CLOSE&quot;) OR ($C10=&quot;CLOSING&quot;),1,0)<br />
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Now, you want to add: <br />
IF C10 = &quot;Approved&quot;,AB10,........<br />
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Now, if you don't want to change anything else and want this added item to override everything else then you could write:<br />
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&nbsp;=IF(C10=&quot;APPROVED&quot;, AB10,&quot;IF($C10=&quot;CLOSED&quot;,1,(<wbr />OR($C10=&quot;R<wbr />OUTING FOR CLOSE&quot;,$C10=&quot;CLOSING&quot;)+0))<wbr />)<br />
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This would look like this:<br />
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IF $C10=&quot;APPROVED&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;THEN AB10<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;ELSE<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;IF $c10=&quot;CLOSED&quot; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; THEN 1<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ELSE ($C10=&quot;ROUTING FOR CLOSE&quot;) OR ($C10=&quot;CLOSING&quot;) +0<br />
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Written this way the APPROVED &nbsp;test overrides everything else.
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I worked the EE on the original formula...<br />
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Yes, your formula works exactly the way I need to, in &nbsp;a much simpler form. Thanks!
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Well, without trying to interpret the text names like &quot;CLOSING&quot;, I see that the possibility for a zero outcome would be lost using the form:<br />
=IF($C10=&quot;APPROVED&quot;,$AB10,<wbr />1)<br />
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Presumably you want the *zero* outcome when $C10 is not &quot;APPROVED and when C10 is not &quot;CLOSED&quot; and is neither &quot;ROUTING FOR CLOSE&quot; nor &quot;CLOSING&quot;. &nbsp;<br />
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But then, I don't know what the full set of values for C10 might be.
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Good morning...<br />
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I need to update the following formula:<br />
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=IF($C10=&quot;CLOSED&quot;,1,(OR($C<wbr />10=&quot;ROUTIN<wbr />G FOR CLOSE&quot;,$C10=&quot;CLOSING&quot;)+0))<wbr /><br />
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I need to add &quot;CLOSING&quot;<br />
<br />
I also need to add if C10 = &quot;APPROVED&quot; it returns the value in AB10, which will be a number.
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Good morning...

I need to update the following formula:

=IF($C10="CLOSED",1,(OR($C10="ROUTING FOR CLOSE",$C10="CLOSING")+0))

I need to add "CLOSING"

I also need to add if C10 = "APPROVED" it returns the value in AB10, which will be a number.

I need to update an excel formula

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