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3/30/2016

Add an IF statement to a complex formula [Solved]

Add an IF statement to a complex formula

I need to add an IF statement to a already complex formula.
The current formula that works is:
IFERROR(INDEX(TotalBM,MATCH($A41,Products,0),MATCH(C$39,Dates,0)+3),"")
However, I need to add in an IF statement that does the following:
If(ISERROR(c41),b36=”CAD”, use INDEX above, if B36 has CAD then * $C$6
I also need it to look for IF(b36=”EUR”, then us INDEX above, if B36 has EUR then *$c$7
I seem to hit an obstacle or argument error with this one but will keep trying.
If you have suggestions please let me know.
Thanks for your support…..

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I'm not clear on what you are doing?
I also need it to look for IF(b36=”EUR”, then us INDEX above, if B36 has EUR then *$c$7?
IF B36 = EUR then INDEX
If B36 =EUR then C7
Where are you using C7 or C6? and how do you decide if B36 = EUR whether to =C7 or use INDEX?

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