I'm not sure I COMPLETELY understand, but at least I can give it a start.
first: your description keeps saying "BD = ..."But your workbook has a column
heading "DB", so I'm assuming one or the other is transposed.
also, .06% is .0006 do you really mean "B Value" * .06 (formula: =B2 *
.06)or"B Value" * .06% (formula: =B2 * .06% is the same as =B2 * .0006)The
difference for row 2 is 134274 or 1342.74
I think the easiest for you to read and follow would be a nested "if" statement:
in cell N2:=IF(AND(A2="NS",H2="C/F"),F2*0.06,
IF(AND(A2="NS",C2="C/F"),K2*0.06,
IF(AND(A2="NS",C2<>"C/F"),(F2+K2)*0.06,
IF(AND(A2="BNIST",H2="C/F"),F2*0.05,
IF(AND(A2="BNIST",C2="C/F"),K2*0.05,
IF(AND(A2="BNIST",C2<>"C/F"),(F2+K2)*0.05,
"other"))))))
I'm not sure what you mean by:"FOR THE OTHER PERSONS IT TAKES OTHER CALCULATION
AL WELL"
do you mean "AS WELL", meaning that other combinations have alternate
calculations?
If so, you can add the appropriate alternatives to the above formula
BTW: in case you are unaware, Alt-Enter allows you to move part of the formula
to the next line,allowing a long formula such as this to be easier to read!
hope this helps.
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On Monday, July 10, 2017 2:31 AM, Sanjib Chatterjee
<chatterjee.kolk...@gmail.com> wrote:
please help
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From: Sanjib Chatterjee <chatterjee.kolk...@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Jul 8, 2017 at 1:22 PM
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ for multiple condition to calculate A SIMPLE RESULT
To: excel-macros <excel-macros@googlegroups.com>
Dear Sir / Madam,
Please see the attachment and
Please help me how to solve the problem,
I want to calculate "BD"
if person says "NS" IF SELL DATE " C/F" , BD = B Value * .06%if person says
"NS" IF Buy DATE " C/F" , BD = S Value * .06%
if person says "NS" IF Buy DATE " not equal to C/F" , BD = (B Value + S value)
* .06%
if person says "BNIST" IF SELL DATE " C/F" , BD = B Value * .05%if person says
"BNIS" IF Buy DATE " C/F" , BD = S Value * .05%
if person says "BNIS" IF Buy DATE " not equal to C/F" , BD = (B Value + S
value) * .05%
FOR THE OTHER PERSONS IT TAKES OTHER CALCULATION AL WELL
I HOPE I MAKE YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT I WANT
PLEASE HELP ME
Thanking you in advance
Sanjib Chatterjee
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