ARRAGONKDEE
ARRAGONKDEE

Reputation: 21

Excel function error you've entered too many arguments for this function

I've got two beginning options:

If cell J3 is "B" then this formula applies to cell M3:

=IF(M3="t",I3-F3,IF(M3="s1",G3-F3,H3-F3))

and if the cell J3 is "S" then the formula changes a bit to:

=IF(M3="t",F3-I3,IF(M3="s1",F3-G3,F3-H3))

I combined these formulas to

=IF(J3="b",M3="t",I3-F3,IF(M3="s1",G3-F3,H3-F3),IF(M3="t",F3-I3,IF(M3="s1",F3-G3,F3-H3)))

and thus I'm getting the error you've entered too many arguments for this function.....

Any help reconciling this error?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 491

Answers (1)

ARRAGONKDEE
ARRAGONKDEE

Reputation: 21

The formula =(1-(J3="s")*2)*IF(M3="t",I3-F3,IF(M3="s1",G3-F3,H3-F3)) does the job... Thanks

Upvotes: 1

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