May 05 2023 11:19 AM - edited May 05 2023 11:21 AM
Hi everyone,
I am fairly new to Excel formulas and could use your help. Here is an example of my data I am working with:
Owner 1 | Owner 2 | Owner 3 | Owner 4 | Owner 5 | Owner 6 | Owner 7 |
Lawrence | ||||||
Shari | ||||||
Bernard | ||||||
Kristen | ||||||
Gustavo | ||||||
Brooke | ||||||
Maitane |
I would like to add a column H that formulates the Owner by checking for a value in A, B, C, D, E, F or G. It would look like this:
Owner 1 | Owner 2 | Owner 3 | Owner 4 | Owner 5 | Owner 6 | Owner 7 | Account Owner |
Lawrence | Lawrence | ||||||
Shari | Shari | ||||||
Bernard | Bernard | ||||||
Kristen | Kristen | ||||||
Gustavo | Gustavo | ||||||
Brooke | Brooke | ||||||
Maitane | Maitane |
There is only ever one name in each row (record).
Any thoughts on what this formula would look like?
If A2 has a value, populate that value. If it is blank, populate with the value in B2. If B2 is blank, populate with what is in C2, and so on.
Thanks!
May 05 2023 11:22 AM
Solution