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You can just spread the formula over multiple cells. Instead of A3: IF(<boolean>, <result if true>, <result if false>) where each of the three parameters ar
by quietbritishjim 5y ago
You can just spread the formula over multiple cells. Instead of
A3: IF(<boolean>, <result if true>, <result if false>)
where each of the three parameters are complex formulae, you can do:
A3: IF(B3, C3, D3)
B3: <boolean>
C3: <X>
D3: <Y>
Not only is the formula now broken down into simpler chunks, you also get to inspect the component results (like watches in a breakpoint! sorta...). Then you can just hide the relevant columns if you like (B,C,D in this case). You can even use a separate sheet and hide the whole sheet if you wish.
- DataGata 5y agoYou say this but it still feels gross to do.