=IF(AND([Tech/Set Up]@row = "yes", OR([Is the frame curved? ]@row = "Yes", [Frame Type]@row = "Neo Modular System")), 650, IF(AND([Tech/Set Up]@row = "yes", [Is the frame curved? ]@row = "No"), 500, 0)
See if this adjustment to your original formula works for you. All I did was add an OR Statement to your original AND statement.
How do I create multiple IF statements in a function
Here is my current formula for the column "Tech Setup Price"
=IF(AND([Tech/Set Up]@row = "yes", [Is the frame curved? ]@row = "Yes"), 650, IF(AND([Tech/Set Up]@row = "yes", [Is the frame curved? ]@row = "No"), 500, 0))
This does not include the below added variable of the Neo Modular System, so I want to add that variable. Basically, here is what I want:
$500 if tech set up is Yes and the frame is not curved
$650 if tech set up is Yes and EITHER the frame is curved OR the Frame Type is Neo Modular System
$0 if tech set up is No
Is this possible, or is this too much information for one function?
Thanks!
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=IF(AND([Tech/Set Up]@row = "yes", OR([Is the frame curved? ]@row = "Yes", [Frame Type]@row = "Neo Modular System")), 650, IF(AND([Tech/Set Up]@row = "yes", [Is the frame curved? ]@row = "No"), 500, 0)
See if this adjustment to your original formula works for you. All I did was add an OR Statement to your original AND statement.If you found this comment helpful. Please respond with any of the buttons below. Awesome🖤, Insightful💡, Upvote⬆️, or accepted answer. Not only will this help others searching for the same answer, but help me as well. Thank you.
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The below should work:
=IF([Tech/Set Up]@row = "Yes", 500 + IF(OR([Is the frame curved?]@row = "Yes", [Frame Type]@row = "Neo Modular System"), 150, 0), 0) -
=IF(AND([Tech/Set Up]@row = "yes", OR([Is the frame curved? ]@row = "Yes", [Frame Type]@row = "Neo Modular System")), 650, IF(AND([Tech/Set Up]@row = "yes", [Is the frame curved? ]@row = "No"), 500, 0)
See if this adjustment to your original formula works for you. All I did was add an OR Statement to your original AND statement.If you found this comment helpful. Please respond with any of the buttons below. Awesome🖤, Insightful💡, Upvote⬆️, or accepted answer. Not only will this help others searching for the same answer, but help me as well. Thank you.
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Thank you! I thought I had tried using IF(OR, but I must've inputted it wrong somewhere.
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