asked on Using a numeric value in a formula based on existence of a value in another cell in Excel
B1 contains a numeric value.
I want the value in B4 to be a percentage of B1 based upon the following:
If only A2 contains an "X", then B4 is to be 20.00% of B1
If only A3 contains an "X", then B4 is to be 15.00% of B1
If both A2 and A3 contain an "X", then B4 is to be 35.00% of B1
I want the value in B4 to be a percentage of B1 based upon the following:
If only A2 contains an "X", then B4 is to be 20.00% of B1
If only A3 contains an "X", then B4 is to be 15.00% of B1
If both A2 and A3 contain an "X", then B4 is to be 35.00% of B1
Microsoft ExcelOffice Suites-OtherMicrosoft Office
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