Hello, I'm writing an "IF" statement that checks two binaries for me. It is written as such:
However, despite L70's value being 0, it still changes K37 to "Pass." What am I writing wrong in this statement?If Range("L70").Value = 1 Then Range("K37") = "Pass" ElseIf Range("B70").Value = 1 And Range("L70").Value = 0 Then Range("K37") = "Fail" Else: Range("K37") = "DNP" End If
Last edited by Aussiebear; 09-15-2024 at 10:31 PM.
There is no way that code is doing that. It will only assign Pass if the value is 1 when it runs.
Be as you wish to seem
What happens if you enter this formula in cell K37?
=If(L70 = 1,"Pass",If(And(B70 =1,L70 = 0),"Fail","DNP"))
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It would be very helpful if you uploaded the workbook, seeing the actual data the If statement is checking is necessary in understanding why you're not receiving the results you're expecting.
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Thank you!Originally Posted by Aflatoon
Sorry, my mistake, I meant despite L70 being 0, it still makes K37 "Pass." Thanks for catching that
Hmmm.. my testing shows that;
if L70 =1, the formula gives you a "Pass".
If L70 <> 1 then it passes through to the next testing, to see if B70 =1 and L70 =0, and if so, it gives you a "Fail".
If neither L70 or B70 are = to 1 then it gives you a "DNP".
which is what I thought you wanted.
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I'm confused
Do you want a VBA or a worksheet formula solution
The attachment has both and seems to do what you asked for
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It seems that this topic was posted elsewhere and the OP has since posted this:
So for all of you who tried to assist here, thank you on behalf of huntrashmi.SOLVED: My apologies everyone, learned a lot about VBA from you all, but it was a stupid mistake on my end. The IF statement that determined L70's value of 1 or 0 was dependent on cells that were also getting updated during this Sub. Thought excel was finishing the whole Sub, and then updating the cells, when it was actually re-evaluating each cell after each action it performed. Thanks everyone who helped out; a lot of your Debugging best-practices led to me figuring that out.
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