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Let’s suppose that you already have the following formula array-entered in a column of cells.=IF(AND(K22=0,L22=0),IF(OR(C22="",E17=""),"",MOD(C22-C17,1)+E6:E17),0)This formula returns one of three possible values: “”, MOD(C22-C17,1)+E6:E17, and 0.The MOD part of the formula is most commonly used to return the number of hours worked when a shift might have gone past midnight. With this consideration in mind, it is odd that your OR is testing C22 and E17 while the MOD is using C22 and C17. I would have expected the cell references in the OR to match those in the MOD.I say the formula is array-entered because an IF function returns only a single value unless the formula is array-entered—and one of the possible values being returned is the array MOD(C22-C17,1)+E6:E17. Yet returning an array of values to a single cell makes no sense, so you must have array-entered the formula in a column of cells—with the possible value of MOD(C22-C17,1)+E6 returned to the first, MOD(C22-C17,1)+E7 to the second, etc.To array-enter a formula in a column of cells:Select the range of cells that need the formulaPaste the formula in the formula barHold the Control and Shift keys down, then hit Enter. Now release all three keys. Excel should respond by adding curly braces { } surrounding your formula in all the cells.Now, you want to replace one of the three possible values being returned by the nested IF to the lookup formula LOOKUP(1E100.E6:E17). This LOOKUP formula will return the last numeric value in the range E6:E17. It makes no sense to put the LOOKUP in place of the MOD(C22-C17,1)+E6:E17 return value in the original formula. So you might be wanting to put the LOOKUP in place of either the “” or 0:=IF(AND(K22=0,L22=0),IF(OR(C22="",E17=""),LOOKUP(1E+100,E6:E17),MOD(C22-C17,1)+E6:E17),0)=IF(AND(K22=0,L22=0),IF(OR(C22="",E17=""),"",MOD(C22-C17,1)+E6:E17),LOOKUP(1E+100,E6:E17))I can’t tell which of these two alternatives you need. Nor can I tell whether the OR and MOD should be working with C17 or E17.

This is the size of a CubeSatISRO will be launching 100 CubeSats as well as the CartoSat 2D, INS-1A and INS- 1B Satellites. The total weight of the 100 satellites is 500 kg. In comparison, the CartoSat 2D weighs 730 kg.The total payload weight is 1,250 kg. However, ISRO has previously launched payloads upwards of 1,400 kg (PSLV C22 and PSLV C24).The launch is most likely to be a success.All the best, ISRO!

Thanks for A2A.The constellation of seven satellites should be up by 2015 end or 2016 beginning. There are three satellites already in orbit (IRNSS 1A, 1B and 1C).For answer to second part of the question kindly check this answer given by my friend Ankesh Mishra:Ankesh Mishra's answer to Regarding the Indian Space Research Organisation, what are the benefits of IRNSS, the first satellite launched aboard PSLV-C22, to the common people in India?