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Spreadsheet X Excel formula [Solved]
07-18-2016, 12:41 PM (This post was last modified: 09-06-2016 11:33 AM by jrozsas.)
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Spreadsheet X Excel formula [Solved]
I have a doubt regarding the spreadsheet, in a formula.
Excel , in column "G":
=IF(A2<>"MC";IF(A2<>"PS";IF(E2>F2;E2-F2;" ");" ");" ")
In HP Prime:
=IFTE($A$2<>"MC",IFTE($A$2<>"PS",IFTE(E2>F2,E2-F2,""),""),"")
Work Fine! OK

But in cell "C3" in excel:
=IF(A3="PS";F3+B3;IF(A3="MC";F3+B3;LOOKUP(2;1/(LEN(C2)>0);C2:C3)))

how to make this formula into the calculator?Attached are the two files to excel and Prime hp
I appreciate the help.


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.zip  PLAN1.zip (Size: 9.89 KB / Downloads: 10)
.zip  BGS_EST.hpappdir.zip (Size: 1.26 KB / Downloads: 8)

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07-19-2016, 05:05 AM
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RE: Spreadsheet X Excel formula
hello,

Some variation on

Cell(pos(Cell_Range_With_Values, Value), Result_Column)

Should do the trick...

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