How to select multiple strings based on multiple conditions using IF function in Excel
To make things easier, please see the below image first
I am trying to get the cell under Which Event?
(H2 cell) to say which events they are invited to.
- Suppose the person is only invited to Sanji, Wedding and Reception, then I want the formula to just show Sanji, Wedding & Reception(on the H2 cell) only if the value is >=1
- If the value is 0 on Vesvaar and Sanji but is >=1 on Wedding and Reception, then I want it to only show Wedding & Reception
- If the value is 0 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception but it's >=1 on Wedding, then I want it to show Wedding only.
I hope I make sense?
I tried to use the following formula:
=IF((AND(D2>0,E2>0,F2>0,G2>0)),*All*,*Sanji, Wedding & Reception*)
Where if I put a 1 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding, Reception, the cell H2 will change to All events. But if the value is 0 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception but it's >=1 on Wedding, then it doesn't work.
I really hope I made sense and that you're able to help me?
microsoft-excel
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To make things easier, please see the below image first
I am trying to get the cell under Which Event?
(H2 cell) to say which events they are invited to.
- Suppose the person is only invited to Sanji, Wedding and Reception, then I want the formula to just show Sanji, Wedding & Reception(on the H2 cell) only if the value is >=1
- If the value is 0 on Vesvaar and Sanji but is >=1 on Wedding and Reception, then I want it to only show Wedding & Reception
- If the value is 0 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception but it's >=1 on Wedding, then I want it to show Wedding only.
I hope I make sense?
I tried to use the following formula:
=IF((AND(D2>0,E2>0,F2>0,G2>0)),*All*,*Sanji, Wedding & Reception*)
Where if I put a 1 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding, Reception, the cell H2 will change to All events. But if the value is 0 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception but it's >=1 on Wedding, then it doesn't work.
I really hope I made sense and that you're able to help me?
microsoft-excel
Related: Conditional concatenate cell content across rows & Generate a comma-separated list of cell contents, excluding blanks.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 17:09
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To make things easier, please see the below image first
I am trying to get the cell under Which Event?
(H2 cell) to say which events they are invited to.
- Suppose the person is only invited to Sanji, Wedding and Reception, then I want the formula to just show Sanji, Wedding & Reception(on the H2 cell) only if the value is >=1
- If the value is 0 on Vesvaar and Sanji but is >=1 on Wedding and Reception, then I want it to only show Wedding & Reception
- If the value is 0 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception but it's >=1 on Wedding, then I want it to show Wedding only.
I hope I make sense?
I tried to use the following formula:
=IF((AND(D2>0,E2>0,F2>0,G2>0)),*All*,*Sanji, Wedding & Reception*)
Where if I put a 1 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding, Reception, the cell H2 will change to All events. But if the value is 0 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception but it's >=1 on Wedding, then it doesn't work.
I really hope I made sense and that you're able to help me?
microsoft-excel
To make things easier, please see the below image first
I am trying to get the cell under Which Event?
(H2 cell) to say which events they are invited to.
- Suppose the person is only invited to Sanji, Wedding and Reception, then I want the formula to just show Sanji, Wedding & Reception(on the H2 cell) only if the value is >=1
- If the value is 0 on Vesvaar and Sanji but is >=1 on Wedding and Reception, then I want it to only show Wedding & Reception
- If the value is 0 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception but it's >=1 on Wedding, then I want it to show Wedding only.
I hope I make sense?
I tried to use the following formula:
=IF((AND(D2>0,E2>0,F2>0,G2>0)),*All*,*Sanji, Wedding & Reception*)
Where if I put a 1 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding, Reception, the cell H2 will change to All events. But if the value is 0 on Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception but it's >=1 on Wedding, then it doesn't work.
I really hope I made sense and that you're able to help me?
microsoft-excel
microsoft-excel
edited Jan 31 at 1:40
phuclv
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Related: Conditional concatenate cell content across rows & Generate a comma-separated list of cell contents, excluding blanks.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 17:09
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Related: Conditional concatenate cell content across rows & Generate a comma-separated list of cell contents, excluding blanks.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 17:09
Related: Conditional concatenate cell content across rows & Generate a comma-separated list of cell contents, excluding blanks.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 17:09
Related: Conditional concatenate cell content across rows & Generate a comma-separated list of cell contents, excluding blanks.
– Scott
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An alternative way would be convert the list to binary and use VLOOKUP to find the events
=VLOOKUP((B2 > 0)*8 + (C2 > 0)*4 +(D2 > 0)*2 + (E2 > 0)*1, $H$2:$I$17, 2, FALSE)
The cell > 0
part produces a boolean value that would be converted to 0 or 1 in an arithmetic expression. The columns from left to right represent the digits from most to least significant
The lookup table can be stored anywhere, in some columns/rows faraway or in another sheet, and then you can also hide that sheet/rows/columns
Here is the lookup table for the above
Number Events
0 None
1 Reception
2 Wedding
3 Wedding, Reception
4 Sanji
5 Sanji, Reception
6 Sanji, Wedding
7 Sanji, Wedding, Reception
8 Vesvaar
9 Vesvaar, Reception
10 Vesvaar, Wedding
11 Vesvaar, Wedding, Reception
12 Vesvaar, Sanji
13 Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception
14 Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding
15 All
2
While this approach is not scalable, it does offer the flexibility to generate the exact strings that the OP wants; e.g.,Wedding & Reception
andSanji, Wedding & Reception
.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 16:51
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IF You have Office 365 Excel you can use TEXTJOIN as an array formula:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,"")))
It must be confirmed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
If not then you will need to concat the string on your own:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",MID(IF(D2>0,","&$D$1,"")&IF(E2>0,","&$E$1,"")&IF(F2>0,","&$F$1,"")&IF(G2>0,","&$G$1,""),2,200))
Hello Scott. Many thanks for your quick reply. I tried to add the formula but it still doesn't work like I want to. I have attached the excel sheet to the original post to see make it easier to see what has been done. I am still a beginner in Excel so apologies if I am not being clear enough. 1drv.ms/x/s!Aojtb-lU1PMexWhY7J8C2lHR-n0u
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:14
Which formula did you try and what is it returning?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:15
I tried this one =IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,""))). It returned with "All" if I kept 1 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Wedding" & "Reception". But if I kept 0 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Reception" but I kept "1" in "Wedding", it returned with #VALUE!
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:20
Are you using Office 365 Excel? Did you confirm with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:21
2
What error did you get? I am not downloading your file. I do not download files from unknown sources.
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:24
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An alternative way would be convert the list to binary and use VLOOKUP to find the events
=VLOOKUP((B2 > 0)*8 + (C2 > 0)*4 +(D2 > 0)*2 + (E2 > 0)*1, $H$2:$I$17, 2, FALSE)
The cell > 0
part produces a boolean value that would be converted to 0 or 1 in an arithmetic expression. The columns from left to right represent the digits from most to least significant
The lookup table can be stored anywhere, in some columns/rows faraway or in another sheet, and then you can also hide that sheet/rows/columns
Here is the lookup table for the above
Number Events
0 None
1 Reception
2 Wedding
3 Wedding, Reception
4 Sanji
5 Sanji, Reception
6 Sanji, Wedding
7 Sanji, Wedding, Reception
8 Vesvaar
9 Vesvaar, Reception
10 Vesvaar, Wedding
11 Vesvaar, Wedding, Reception
12 Vesvaar, Sanji
13 Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception
14 Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding
15 All
2
While this approach is not scalable, it does offer the flexibility to generate the exact strings that the OP wants; e.g.,Wedding & Reception
andSanji, Wedding & Reception
.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 16:51
add a comment |
An alternative way would be convert the list to binary and use VLOOKUP to find the events
=VLOOKUP((B2 > 0)*8 + (C2 > 0)*4 +(D2 > 0)*2 + (E2 > 0)*1, $H$2:$I$17, 2, FALSE)
The cell > 0
part produces a boolean value that would be converted to 0 or 1 in an arithmetic expression. The columns from left to right represent the digits from most to least significant
The lookup table can be stored anywhere, in some columns/rows faraway or in another sheet, and then you can also hide that sheet/rows/columns
Here is the lookup table for the above
Number Events
0 None
1 Reception
2 Wedding
3 Wedding, Reception
4 Sanji
5 Sanji, Reception
6 Sanji, Wedding
7 Sanji, Wedding, Reception
8 Vesvaar
9 Vesvaar, Reception
10 Vesvaar, Wedding
11 Vesvaar, Wedding, Reception
12 Vesvaar, Sanji
13 Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception
14 Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding
15 All
2
While this approach is not scalable, it does offer the flexibility to generate the exact strings that the OP wants; e.g.,Wedding & Reception
andSanji, Wedding & Reception
.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 16:51
add a comment |
An alternative way would be convert the list to binary and use VLOOKUP to find the events
=VLOOKUP((B2 > 0)*8 + (C2 > 0)*4 +(D2 > 0)*2 + (E2 > 0)*1, $H$2:$I$17, 2, FALSE)
The cell > 0
part produces a boolean value that would be converted to 0 or 1 in an arithmetic expression. The columns from left to right represent the digits from most to least significant
The lookup table can be stored anywhere, in some columns/rows faraway or in another sheet, and then you can also hide that sheet/rows/columns
Here is the lookup table for the above
Number Events
0 None
1 Reception
2 Wedding
3 Wedding, Reception
4 Sanji
5 Sanji, Reception
6 Sanji, Wedding
7 Sanji, Wedding, Reception
8 Vesvaar
9 Vesvaar, Reception
10 Vesvaar, Wedding
11 Vesvaar, Wedding, Reception
12 Vesvaar, Sanji
13 Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception
14 Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding
15 All
An alternative way would be convert the list to binary and use VLOOKUP to find the events
=VLOOKUP((B2 > 0)*8 + (C2 > 0)*4 +(D2 > 0)*2 + (E2 > 0)*1, $H$2:$I$17, 2, FALSE)
The cell > 0
part produces a boolean value that would be converted to 0 or 1 in an arithmetic expression. The columns from left to right represent the digits from most to least significant
The lookup table can be stored anywhere, in some columns/rows faraway or in another sheet, and then you can also hide that sheet/rows/columns
Here is the lookup table for the above
Number Events
0 None
1 Reception
2 Wedding
3 Wedding, Reception
4 Sanji
5 Sanji, Reception
6 Sanji, Wedding
7 Sanji, Wedding, Reception
8 Vesvaar
9 Vesvaar, Reception
10 Vesvaar, Wedding
11 Vesvaar, Wedding, Reception
12 Vesvaar, Sanji
13 Vesvaar, Sanji, Reception
14 Vesvaar, Sanji, Wedding
15 All
answered Jan 30 at 16:09
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While this approach is not scalable, it does offer the flexibility to generate the exact strings that the OP wants; e.g.,Wedding & Reception
andSanji, Wedding & Reception
.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 16:51
add a comment |
2
While this approach is not scalable, it does offer the flexibility to generate the exact strings that the OP wants; e.g.,Wedding & Reception
andSanji, Wedding & Reception
.
– Scott
Jan 30 at 16:51
2
2
While this approach is not scalable, it does offer the flexibility to generate the exact strings that the OP wants; e.g.,
Wedding & Reception
and Sanji, Wedding & Reception
.– Scott
Jan 30 at 16:51
While this approach is not scalable, it does offer the flexibility to generate the exact strings that the OP wants; e.g.,
Wedding & Reception
and Sanji, Wedding & Reception
.– Scott
Jan 30 at 16:51
add a comment |
IF You have Office 365 Excel you can use TEXTJOIN as an array formula:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,"")))
It must be confirmed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
If not then you will need to concat the string on your own:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",MID(IF(D2>0,","&$D$1,"")&IF(E2>0,","&$E$1,"")&IF(F2>0,","&$F$1,"")&IF(G2>0,","&$G$1,""),2,200))
Hello Scott. Many thanks for your quick reply. I tried to add the formula but it still doesn't work like I want to. I have attached the excel sheet to the original post to see make it easier to see what has been done. I am still a beginner in Excel so apologies if I am not being clear enough. 1drv.ms/x/s!Aojtb-lU1PMexWhY7J8C2lHR-n0u
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:14
Which formula did you try and what is it returning?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:15
I tried this one =IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,""))). It returned with "All" if I kept 1 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Wedding" & "Reception". But if I kept 0 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Reception" but I kept "1" in "Wedding", it returned with #VALUE!
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:20
Are you using Office 365 Excel? Did you confirm with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:21
2
What error did you get? I am not downloading your file. I do not download files from unknown sources.
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:24
|
show 10 more comments
IF You have Office 365 Excel you can use TEXTJOIN as an array formula:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,"")))
It must be confirmed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
If not then you will need to concat the string on your own:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",MID(IF(D2>0,","&$D$1,"")&IF(E2>0,","&$E$1,"")&IF(F2>0,","&$F$1,"")&IF(G2>0,","&$G$1,""),2,200))
Hello Scott. Many thanks for your quick reply. I tried to add the formula but it still doesn't work like I want to. I have attached the excel sheet to the original post to see make it easier to see what has been done. I am still a beginner in Excel so apologies if I am not being clear enough. 1drv.ms/x/s!Aojtb-lU1PMexWhY7J8C2lHR-n0u
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:14
Which formula did you try and what is it returning?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:15
I tried this one =IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,""))). It returned with "All" if I kept 1 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Wedding" & "Reception". But if I kept 0 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Reception" but I kept "1" in "Wedding", it returned with #VALUE!
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:20
Are you using Office 365 Excel? Did you confirm with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:21
2
What error did you get? I am not downloading your file. I do not download files from unknown sources.
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:24
|
show 10 more comments
IF You have Office 365 Excel you can use TEXTJOIN as an array formula:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,"")))
It must be confirmed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
If not then you will need to concat the string on your own:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",MID(IF(D2>0,","&$D$1,"")&IF(E2>0,","&$E$1,"")&IF(F2>0,","&$F$1,"")&IF(G2>0,","&$G$1,""),2,200))
IF You have Office 365 Excel you can use TEXTJOIN as an array formula:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,"")))
It must be confirmed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
If not then you will need to concat the string on your own:
=IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",MID(IF(D2>0,","&$D$1,"")&IF(E2>0,","&$E$1,"")&IF(F2>0,","&$F$1,"")&IF(G2>0,","&$G$1,""),2,200))
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
answered Jan 30 at 14:24
Scott CranerScott Craner
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11.9k1816
Hello Scott. Many thanks for your quick reply. I tried to add the formula but it still doesn't work like I want to. I have attached the excel sheet to the original post to see make it easier to see what has been done. I am still a beginner in Excel so apologies if I am not being clear enough. 1drv.ms/x/s!Aojtb-lU1PMexWhY7J8C2lHR-n0u
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:14
Which formula did you try and what is it returning?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:15
I tried this one =IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,""))). It returned with "All" if I kept 1 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Wedding" & "Reception". But if I kept 0 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Reception" but I kept "1" in "Wedding", it returned with #VALUE!
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:20
Are you using Office 365 Excel? Did you confirm with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:21
2
What error did you get? I am not downloading your file. I do not download files from unknown sources.
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:24
|
show 10 more comments
Hello Scott. Many thanks for your quick reply. I tried to add the formula but it still doesn't work like I want to. I have attached the excel sheet to the original post to see make it easier to see what has been done. I am still a beginner in Excel so apologies if I am not being clear enough. 1drv.ms/x/s!Aojtb-lU1PMexWhY7J8C2lHR-n0u
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:14
Which formula did you try and what is it returning?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:15
I tried this one =IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,""))). It returned with "All" if I kept 1 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Wedding" & "Reception". But if I kept 0 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Reception" but I kept "1" in "Wedding", it returned with #VALUE!
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:20
Are you using Office 365 Excel? Did you confirm with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:21
2
What error did you get? I am not downloading your file. I do not download files from unknown sources.
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:24
Hello Scott. Many thanks for your quick reply. I tried to add the formula but it still doesn't work like I want to. I have attached the excel sheet to the original post to see make it easier to see what has been done. I am still a beginner in Excel so apologies if I am not being clear enough. 1drv.ms/x/s!Aojtb-lU1PMexWhY7J8C2lHR-n0u
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:14
Hello Scott. Many thanks for your quick reply. I tried to add the formula but it still doesn't work like I want to. I have attached the excel sheet to the original post to see make it easier to see what has been done. I am still a beginner in Excel so apologies if I am not being clear enough. 1drv.ms/x/s!Aojtb-lU1PMexWhY7J8C2lHR-n0u
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:14
Which formula did you try and what is it returning?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:15
Which formula did you try and what is it returning?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:15
I tried this one =IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,""))). It returned with "All" if I kept 1 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Wedding" & "Reception". But if I kept 0 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Reception" but I kept "1" in "Wedding", it returned with #VALUE!
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:20
I tried this one =IF(COUNTIF(D2:G2,">0")=4,"All",TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(D2:G2>0,$D$1:$G$1,""))). It returned with "All" if I kept 1 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Wedding" & "Reception". But if I kept 0 on "Vesvaar", "Sanji", "Reception" but I kept "1" in "Wedding", it returned with #VALUE!
– Pratik
Jan 30 at 15:20
Are you using Office 365 Excel? Did you confirm with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:21
Are you using Office 365 Excel? Did you confirm with Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode?
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:21
2
2
What error did you get? I am not downloading your file. I do not download files from unknown sources.
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:24
What error did you get? I am not downloading your file. I do not download files from unknown sources.
– Scott Craner
Jan 30 at 15:24
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Related: Conditional concatenate cell content across rows & Generate a comma-separated list of cell contents, excluding blanks.
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Jan 30 at 17:09