From: M.Mahesh on
i want to use if Command in which 19 times If Function to be used for Example
of the Function is

=IF(A2="Bongaigaon", B2*40, IF(A2="Dhemaji", B2*100, IF(A2="Dhubri", B2*50,
IF(A2="Dibrugarh", B2*65, IF(A2="Golaghat", B2*50, IF(A2="Guwahati", B2*20,
IF(A2="hojai", B2*50, IF(A2="Jorhat", B2*60, If(A2="Kharupetia", B2*50,
up to 19 times


From: Duke Carey on
Hi - You really need to create a table with the 19 names in one column and,
in the column to the right, the vaues associated with each name. That would
enable you to use the VLOOKUP() function instead of the nested IF()s.

Say you create the 2 column table and name that range NamesValues, you could
then use

=VLOOKUP(A2,NamesValues,2,0)*B2

That's all you need

"M.Mahesh" wrote:

> i want to use if Command in which 19 times If Function to be used for Example
> of the Function is
>
> =IF(A2="Bongaigaon", B2*40, IF(A2="Dhemaji", B2*100, IF(A2="Dhubri", B2*50,
> IF(A2="Dibrugarh", B2*65, IF(A2="Golaghat", B2*50, IF(A2="Guwahati", B2*20,
> IF(A2="hojai", B2*50, IF(A2="Jorhat", B2*60, If(A2="Kharupetia", B2*50,
> up to 19 times
>
>
From: Pete_UK on
Set up a table like this in two columns:

Bongaigaon 40
Dhemaji 100
Dhubri 50
Dibrugarh 65
Golaghat 50
Guwahati 20
hojai 50
Jorhat 60
Kharupetia 50

and so on. Suppose this is in cells X1:Y19.

Then you can use this formula:

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2,X$1:Y$19,2,0)),0,VLOOKUP(A2,X$1:Y$19,2,0))*B2

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Apr 22, 12:56 pm, M.Mahesh <M.Mah...(a)discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> i want to use if Command in which 19 times If Function to be used for Example
> of the Function is
>
> =IF(A2="Bongaigaon", B2*40, IF(A2="Dhemaji", B2*100, IF(A2="Dhubri", B2*50,
> IF(A2="Dibrugarh", B2*65, IF(A2="Golaghat", B2*50, IF(A2="Guwahati", B2*20,
> IF(A2="hojai", B2*50, IF(A2="Jorhat", B2*60, If(A2="Kharupetia", B2*50,
> up to 19 times