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Please explain following IF statement (Microsoft Excel 2010).
=IF(I12=0,Table!D13,Table!D15)+0.5
Please also explain the evaluation.
it just tests the cell
I12whether it is equal to 0 – if it is, it gets the value of cellD13from the sheetTable(if not it getsD15) and then it sums this numeric value and0.5it will give you a) the result or b)
#VALUE!error if you try to add 0.5 to a text value“On some computers, Excel or the operating system is set to use a comma as the decimal separator and a semicolon as the list separator.” – http://www.treeplan.com/formula-you-typed-contains-error.htm – if that is your case, use
;instead of,in your formula