Function condition statement
"macropod" wrote:
Hi David,
Try:
=IF(B14=0,"Perfectly inelastic Demand",IF(B14<1,"Inelastic",IF(B14=1,"Unit-elastic","Elastic")))
Note: Negative values not handled. If you need to treat negative & positive values the same way, use absolutes (i.e. change all the
'B14' references to 'ABS(B14)'). To treat negative values as 0s, change 'B14=0' to 'B14<=0'. to eliminate negative values
altogether, wrap the above in 'IF(B14<0,"", ... )'
Cheers
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"IIDavidJII" wrote in message ...
| Trying to create an aid for my micro economics work for Price Elasticities.
| I need to create a conditional statement in absolute value for the following;
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| For the cell b14 (Price Elasticity Demand)
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| B14=0,"Perfectly inelastic Demand"
| B14=1,"Unit-elastic"
| B141,"Elastic"
| B14<1 and 0, "Inelastic"
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| *all numbers need to be displayed in Absolute Value
Wow thanks a lot. I was really struggling with how to properly nest functions. Now I understand, and I can pass this on to my fellow classmates for our economic homework. Thanks =)
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