excel logic error, everything passes the logic test - excel

=IF(D3>0, G2+(D3/111.3), G2-(D3/111.3))
So i'm trying to run this small line of code in excel but for whatever values the result always comes up true on the logic operator. for example let's say d3 is -9, it will run the first equation when really it should run the second. Any ideas?
Hopefully the image helps describe what is goin on

might be the value in cell (d3) is text formatted?.
check this formatting part .
also, try this if sheet1.range("d3") > 0....Just use full path name (sheet, followed by range /cell name)...
try your luck...

You only need this one
=G2+(D3/111.3)
With your formula:
=IF(D3>0, G2+(D3/111.3), G2-(D3/111.3))
#D3 = -9, G2 = 100
#IF([-9]>0, 100+([-9]/111.3), 100-([-9]/111.3))
#IF([-9]>0, 100+0.080, 100-(-0.080))
#IF([-9]>0, 100+0.080, 100+0.080
Which make you confuse why it always add the value of D3

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2 nest if with different source data excel

I have 2 data sources and i want to lookup data using Vlookup by using unique ID,
1st data source will show "X" if the ID locate there,
2nd data source will show "Y" if the ID locate there,
the other responses of ID lookup will show nothing ""
Data source 1:
20000543
10056577
10032255
10008287
10011657
10008119
10008212
10007880
10052842
10007959
10062445
10011361
10008079
10008836
10007792
10052651
10007793
10047404
10007913
10007528
10008252
10007388
10007311
10057445
10036263
20004767
20004010
20001276
20010704
10039655
10062427
20010703
10048331
Data source 2:
20003695
20010673
10011463
10021645
10007439
20001123
10008276
10055885
10007718
10007587
10007364
10055257
10007651
10056216
10054797
10052500
10059984
10027674
10010153
10007808
10008182
10007763
10007428
10008102
10050130
10037579
10021909
10009539
10057979
I want to lookup value by using ID "10008102" which is locate in Data source 2 than it will show "Y" for final result,
How can I achieve this?
Much appreciate that.
Thank you
Please don't kill me for the overkill, but I came up with this:
=IF(IFNA(MATCH(A1,Sheet2!A$1:A$29,0),"N")="N","N","Y")
The story:
Match(...,...,0) searches for an exact match (hence the zero).
you need to look for a relative reference, like A1 (without dollarsigns), so that you can drag down and use another cell reference at any time
you need to look inside a fix array, like A$1:A$29, so that, when you drag down, you don't modify the array you're looking in.
Match() either gives a number or an #N/A error in case not found.
IFNA() translates #N/A to "N" (but there's no else-case in IFNA())
IF() has an else-case.
I'm inviting Excel wizards to come up with a simpler solution :-)
Do you possibly want to account for the value existing in both or none of the columns?
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(A:A,E2)>0,COUNTIF(B:B;E2)>0),"X&Y",
IF(COUNTIF(A:A,E2)>0,"X",
IF(COUNTIF(B:B,E2)>0,"Y",
"NONE")))

Excel Len function based on condition

I have two columns in my excel file.
Full ID Expected Result
159473A1 159473
159696A1 159696
160614A1 160614
43293J1A 43293
43293D1A 43293
43293A2B 43293
43293J2B 43293
43293B2B 43293
What i had tried :
=Left(A2,LEN(A2)-2)
159473
159696
160614
43293J
43293D
43293A
43293J
43293B
53202
But has you can see, I cant do that because I still have some characters in the expected results
43293J
43293D
43293A
43293J
43293B
How can I get my expected results in like the top example?
In B2 try:
=LEFT(A2,MATCH(FALSE,INDEX(ISNUMBER(MID(A2,ROW(A$1:INDEX(A:A,LEN(A2))),1)*1),),0)-1)
If you have access to DA-functions (O365), like SEQUENCE:
=LEFT(A2,MATCH(FALSE,ISNUMBER(MID(A2,SEQUENCE(LEN(A2)),1)*1),0)-1)
Note: If you are dealing with integers too, maybe to prevent possible errors through MATCH, you could use =LEFT(A2,MATCH(FALSE,ISNUMBER(MID(A2&"A",SEQUENCE(LEN(A2)+1),1)*1),0)-1)
So, very simple in the first instance:
But you have an issue with line 4... so this will help that:
IF(ISNUMBER(VALUE(LEFT(A3,LEN(A3)-2))),VALUE(LEFT(A3,LEN(A3)-2)),VALUE(LEFT(A3,LEN(A3)-3)))
This formula will work for you , remember to click Ctrl+Shift+Enter after pasting formula as its a matrix based formula
mention your email i can send you my workout
=LEFT(A2,IFERROR(MATCH(1,ISERR(MID(A2,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(A2))),1)*1)*1,),)-1)

Using a nested IF statement to simulate battery but need to compute actual values not comments

Trying to come up with a nested IF statement that works within a specified limit (battery state of charge) taking the necessary inputs over time.
[Sample Data Sheet]
My attempt to formulate for the State of charge operation is given below
= IF(AND(D5+A6-B6>=0.2*$G$1, D5+A6-B6<=0.95*$G$1), D5+A6-B6,0)
= IF(AND(D5+A6-B6<0.2*$G$1), D6= 0.2*$G$1+(D5+A6-B6).
= IF(AND(D5+A6-B6>0.95*$G$1), D6= 0.95*$G$1.
=IF(D5+A6-B6<=0.2*$G$1), 0.2*$G$1+(D5+A6-B6), IF(AND(D5+A6-B6>=0.2*$G$1, D5+A6-B6<=0.95*$G$1), D5+A6-B6,0), IF(D5+A6-B6>=0.95*$G$1), 0.95*$G$1)))
=IF(D5+A6-B6>=0.95*$G$1), 0.95*$G$1, IF(AND(D5+A6-B6>=0.2*$G$1, D5+A6-B6<=0.95*$G$1), D5+A6-B6,0), IF(D5+A6-B6<=0.2*$G$1), 0.2*$G$1+D5+A6-B6)))
I keep getting errors that my formulae are incorrect, please help for both state of charge and spare generation equations.
Thanks
Below is the link to the sample sheet that I have created.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kmhkBybMg18Odrow5jElcEt8RcLXqCFH/view?usp=sharing
I'm Assuming the G1 value is 1 or more than 1. Also, I'm also assuming the formula is for E5 cell. Here is the proposed solution.
=IF((D5+A6-B6)<(0.2*$G$1),(0.2*$G$1)+(D5+A6-B6),IF((D5+A6-B6)>(0.95*$G$1), (0.95*$G$1), IF(AND((D5+A6-B6)>=(0.2*$G$1), (D5+A6-B6)<=(0.95*$G$1)), (D5+A6-B6),"not in range")))
Here is the same equation expanded ( to see the logic and sequence ) :
=IF((D5+A6-B6)<(0.2*$G$1) , (0.2*$G$1)+(D5+A6-B6),
IF((D5+A6-B6)>(0.95*$G$1) , (0.95*$G$1),
IF(AND( (D5+A6-B6)>=(0.2*$G$1),(D5+A6-B6)<=(0.95*$G$1)) , (D5+A6-B6),"not in range"
)
)
)
Please have a check.

Error with formula trying to use IF(AND with three conditions

I am trying to write a formula to evaluate all possible values in three cells and score them in another. Excel says that there is a problem with my formula, but I can't locate it. Your help is appreciated.
I am using IF(AND throughout my spreadsheet, but only with two values. Those formulas are accepted by Excel.
=IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Red",B5="No"),0,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Green",B5="No",2,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Blue",B5="No",3,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Yellow",B5="No",5,5,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Red",B5="Yes"),0,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Green",B5="Yes"),2,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Blue",B5="Yes",3,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Yellow",B5="Yes",5,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Red",B5="Yes",0,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Green",B5="Yes",1,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Blue",B5="Yes",2,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Yellow",B5="Yes",5,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Red",B5="No",0,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Green",B5="No",1,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Blue",B5="No",2,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Yellow",B5="No",3))))))))))))))))
Excel states "There is a problem with this formula".
You had a 5,5 where you should have had a 5 and where missing many ) to close the ANDs
=IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Red",B5="No"),0,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Green",B5="No"),2,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Blue",B5="No"),3,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Yellow",B5="No"),5,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Red",B5="Yes"),0,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Green",B5="Yes"),2,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Blue",B5="Yes"),3,
IF(AND(B2="No",B3="Yellow",B5="Yes"),5,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Red",B5="Yes"),0,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Green",B5="Yes"),1,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Blue",B5="Yes"),2,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Yellow",B5="Yes"),5,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Red",B5="No"),0,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Green",B5="No"),1,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Blue",B5="No"),2,
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B3="Yellow",B5="No"),3,""))))))))))))))))
But I think you can do this with a simpler formula:
=IFERROR(IF(B2 = "No",CHOOSE(MATCH(B3,{"Red","Green","Blue","Yellow"},0),0,2,3,5),IF(B5="Yes",CHOOSE(MATCH(B3,{"Red","Green","Blue","Yellow"},0),0,1,2,5),CHOOSE(MATCH(B3,{"Red","Green","Blue","Yellow"},0),0,1,2,3))),"")
You could put your logic in string form in one cell (say, F1):
0NOREDNO 2NOGREENNO 3NOBLUENO 5NOYELLOWNO 0NOREDYES 2NOGREENYES 3NOBLUEYES 5NOYELLOWYES 0YESREDYES 1YESGREENYES 2YESBLUEYES 5YESYELLOWYES 0YESREDNO 1YESGREENNO 2YESBLUENO 3YESYELLOWNO
Then your code reduces to:
=MID(F1, FIND(UPPER(B2&B3&B5),F1)-1, 1)
This would also make it extremely easy to add more conditions in the future.
Try this:
=IF(B3="Red",0,
IF(B3="Green",
IF(B2="Yes",1,
IF(B2="No",2,NA())),
IF(B3="Blue",
IF(B2="Yes",2,
IF(B2="No",3,NA())),
IF(B3="Yellow",
IF(AND(B2="Yes",B5="No"),3,5),
NA()))))
Hope that helps

excel vlookup with if functionc

For example:
F2 = VLOOKUP($L$2,sheet2!$A$2:$G$169,6,0)
I would like to add in the function that if $L$2 can not be found in the sheet2!$A$2:$G$169, then show "invalid".
May i know how should i modified to code in excel? Thanks.
First test what gets returned if $L$2 cannot be found by putting in a value you know is not in the search set. For example if it returns 0 then:
=IF(VLOOKUP($L$2,sheet2!$A$2:$G$169,6,0) = 0, "invalid", VLOOKUP($L$2,sheet2!$A$2:$G$169,6,0))
If it returns an error then try something along the lines of
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP($L$2,sheet2!$A$2:$G$169,6,0)), "invalid", VLOOKUP($L$2,sheet2!$A$2:$G$169,6,0))
or just
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP($L$2,sheet2!$A$2:$G$169,6,0), "invlaid")

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