Very basic/retarded excel question

Hey guys, I know this is super basic and I've tried googling it but I can't get it to come out correctly. Looking to have 4 separate scenarios with different rev/ebitda/etc. inputs for a dcf/lbo model. Trying to use a choose function to accomplish this. Want to be able to pick a scenario (say red, blue, yellow, green) and have the rev/ebitda/etc. chosen accordingly. So say my set up is like this:

Choose: (say green)

Rev: I want greens revs to show up in this line b/c i choose green above blue: 1 2 3 4 green: 2 4 5 6 ..

EBITDA: i want green's ebitda to show up in this line... blue: 1 2 3 4 green 2 3 4 5 yellow 1 2 9 4 ...

Really would appreciate some help!

3 Comments
 

Have you tried IF formula?

=IF(choosing cell = "green", Cell that has green, if(choosing cell = "red", cell that has red, if(choosing cell = "blue", and so on

^^ You will need to enter this whole formula in each cell and the "cell that has red" part would be where you would point to revenue/EBIT/ etc. depending on which cell the formula is entered in.

 

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