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Jorgy411
Jorgy411 asked in Computers & InternetSoftware · 8 years ago

Microsoft Excel If Statement?

Here is what I have so far:

=IF(B4<100, "You need (100-$B$4) more stalemates to get the Deadlock Honor.", "#N/A")

I have my input set up in cell B4.

For example, if the user puts the number 24 in the input cell, I want the output to read: "You need 76 more Stalemates to get the Deadlock Honor."

I need the formula to read as an IF statement because if the user puts in a number higher then 100, I want it to read "#N/A" for the "false" part of the statement.

I need the formula to be set up for calculating a simple subtraction inside the "true" part of the statement.

How would I go about writing this code?

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  • Donut Tim
    Lv 7
    8 years ago
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    Copy this formula and paste it into a cell:

    =IF(B4<100, "You need "&(100-B4)& " more stalemates to get the Deadlock Honor.", "#N/A")

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