#Excel if and plus#

#Excel if and plus#

Since only 1 test will evaluate to TRUE, if you multiply them with corresponding rates and add them up, the result will be zeros plus the correct rate =0+0+0 This results to TRUE/FALSE which Excel recognizes as 1/0. The method exploits the fact that internally, Excel recognizes the value of TRUE as 1 and the value of FALSE as 0.ДЇirstly,В Compare the currency in the price list table with the currency in the exchange rate. NB: This method ONLY works with numeric values.

Where the test evaluates to FALSE, REPT functions returns an empty string (вЂќ вЂњ) =''&''&'' This is a fact that REPT utilizesВ to determine the number of times to repeat.ДЄlso, note that in our function above ONLY 1 test will evaluate TRUE, others return FALSE. Internally, Excel recognizes the value of TRUE as 1 and the value of FALSE as 0. If the specified number is zero, REPT returns an empty string. REPT Function returns a specific text string a specified number of times. MATCH function above provides this position. MATCH function searches for the currency in the exchange rate table and returns its relative position.Д¬HOOSE function returns the exchange rate based on its position in the list. IF the criterion is omitted, VLOOKUP, by default, does an approximate search giving wrong results. Note: You MUST specify the match criteria for VLOOKUP to exactly retrieve correct rates. VLOOKUP uses the exact match criteria to retrieve the exchange rates in Column 2 of the exchange rate table ($F$2:$G$8).

This is not only hard to understand but will definitelyВ slow down your worksheet.Д«elow VLOOKUP Function is the 1st Alternative. The first step would be to look up the exchange rate per currency. Say you have below price list with mixed currency and you want to convert them to USD