The formula I'm currently using is
=IF($X$4="in",IF(OR(T6="PLATE", T6="EXTR", T6="FLAT"),W7*25.4+10,IF(T6="SHEET",W7*25.4+50,IF(T6="ROUND",ROUNDUP(W7*25.4+8,)))), IF(OR(T6="PLATE", T6="EXTR", T6="FLAT"),W7+10,IF(T6="SHEET",W7+50,IF(T6="ROUND",ROUNDUP(W7+8,)))))
However, now I need to include an additional condition at the beginning that seems to be a step too far for the formula to calculate - IF(K6="SF", W6*25.4+100)
. If K6
does not =SF
then I need it to carry on with the formula as usual.
I've tried juggling it around multiple different ways, but I just can't get it to work. Is it possible?
This becomes easier to deal with if you format (and indent) your formula like code.
Here's your existing formula:
=IF(
$X$4="in",
IF(
OR(
T6="PLATE",
T6="EXTR",
T6="FLAT"
),
W7*25.4+10,
IF(
T6="SHEET",
W7*25.4+50,
IF(
T6="ROUND",
ROUNDUP(W7*25.4+8,)
)
)
),
IF(
OR(
T6="PLATE",
T6="EXTR",
T6="FLAT"
),
W7+10,
IF(
T6="SHEET",
W7+50,
IF(
T6="ROUND",
ROUNDUP(W7+8,)
)
)
)
)
Now we can add the additional IF
statement:
=IF(
K6="SF",
W6*25.4+100,
IF(
$X$4="in",
IF(
OR(
T6="PLATE",
T6="EXTR",
T6="FLAT"
),
W7*25.4+10,
IF(
T6="SHEET",
W7*25.4+50,
IF(
T6="ROUND",
ROUNDUP(W7*25.4+8,)
)
)
),
IF(
OR(
T6="PLATE",
T6="EXTR",
T6="FLAT"
),
W7+10,
IF(
T6="SHEET",
W7+50,
IF(
T6="ROUND",
ROUNDUP(W7+8,)
)
)
)
)
)
Just to add that new condition, you could use:
=IF(K6="SF", W6*25.4+100,IF($X$4="in",IF(OR(T6={"PLATE","EXTR","FLAT"}),W7*25.4+10,IF(T6="SHEET",W7*25.4+50,IF(T6="ROUND",ROUNDUP(W7*25.4+8,)))), IF(OR(T6={"PLATE","EXTR","FLAT"}),W7+10,IF(T6="SHEET",W7+50,IF(T6="ROUND",ROUNDUP(W7+8,))))))
I haven't addressed the fact that you haven't provided an else option for all your IF functions.
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