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I realized I needed to make a few more rows of formulas to account for the tenants that pay their rent in increments as there are only a handful of tenants that pay X amount this week, X amount 2 weeks later and so on. I am using this formula to keep a running total of Any rent that is past due: =SUM(IF(B21-B20>5, 50, 0))+B28 Where "+B28" is the Balance due for JANUARY, so in column C I have this formula: =SUM(IF(C21-C20>5, 50, 0))+C28+B29 Which translates to JANUARY balance plus any late fee or balance in FEBRUARY (so the "+B29" on the end just says don't forget to add last month's left over balance to current total *still so far so good, this is working* I am using this formula for calculating whether or not to add a late fee: =SUM(IF(B21-B20>5, "$50", 0)) Where "B20" is the date due and "B21" is the date paid. I am making a spreadsheet for rent amounts due over the course of one year. Hi, So I have a kind of complicated question(More on that in a minute.) PLEASE BEAR WITH MEīut for context here is the dilemma I am facing:

I reply to every comment or email that I receive. This is why, if you have any questions on how to use IF function with 3 conditions, please leave a comment below and I will do my best to help you out. While it may seem intimidating at first, I guarantee that if you write an IF formula with multiple criteria daily, your productivity will eventually skyrocket. I hope that after reading this guide, you have a much better understanding of using IF function with 3 logical tests (or any number actually).