Nov 23 2020 07:06 AM
I have transferred a Googlesheet to excel and found the IFS functions aren't working. I have read a lot one the posts on this forum and made sure I am one the latest version of Excel and using Office 365 so that isn't the problem.
Upon transfer Excel has placed an "@" in front of "IFS" and each of the table names within the calculations affected. Even if I take the "@" signs out the calculation always returns a zero. Upon transfer from Googlesheets the figures within each cell are shown but as soon as you click on the cell the value 0 is returned into the field. I have also made sure all of the date fields in the calculation are the same mmm-yy format.
Can someone help please? Is the issue to do with formats?
Nov 23 2020 07:58 AM
Nov 24 2020 02:13 AM
@Jan Karel Pieterse below the calculation. Difficult for me to upload the file as it is a company confidential document. Thank you.
=IFS(OR($E1888<$F$6,period_assumptions<$F$6,MONTH(period_assumptions)<>MONTH($E1888),$E1888>period_assumptions),0,period_assumptions=$E1888,W1042*VLOOKUP(YEAR(period_assumptions),table_premium_charged,2,FALSE),AND(MONTH(period_assumptions)=MONTH($E1888),period_assumptions>$E1888),W1324*VLOOKUP(YEAR(period_assumptions),table_premium_charged,2,FALSE))
Nov 25 2020 02:57 AM
@Jan Karel Pieterse period_assumptions is table (across columns) of dates from July 2020 to June 2027 in the format mmm-yy.
Nov 25 2020 02:58 AM
@Jan Karel Pieterse all the dates in referenced in the formula are in the same mmm-yy format.
Nov 25 2020 04:31 AM