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My situation is I want to take three types of a location and if at each three it is either a poster or light then it will be this cost: Locations:
P
P&S
AllAt location either:
poster or lightthen if it is say P with poster then it is = 28...so each is if:
P - poster - 28
P - light - 20
P&S - poster - 10 +28
P&S - light - 75+20
All - poster - 21
all - ligh - 150How can I make this an excel if statement for one box based on two drop down lists for location and if poster or light.
Assuming A1 contains your location and A2 contains "poster" or "light"... =IF(A1="P",IF(A2="poster",28,20),IF(A1="P&S",IF(A2="poster",38,95),IF(A2="poster",21,150)))
Since Excel evaluates formulas from left to right and stops when it find a TRUE condition, we don' have to check for every combination.
For example, once A1="P" is determined to be TRUE, we only have to check for "poster". Since you are using data validation, if the value isn't "poster" then it must be "light" so we don't have to specifically check for "light".
The same hold for "ALL". If A1 isn't "P" or "P&S", then it must be ALL, so the only thing that needs to be checked is A2.
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