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Zack Barresse
 
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Default Nesting more than 7 variables in IF equations

Hello Jimmy J,

If you start nesting more than, I'd say, 3 IF functions, it's probably time
to look elsewhere for another solution. The limit may be 7, but there are
other simpler ways to do this. You have not provided enough information for
a working solution. If you would like one, please post more information as
for your requirements and details.

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Zack Barresse, aka firefytr, (GT = TFS FF Zack)



"jimmyJ" wrote in
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Sorry if this is a repeat anywhere but I am stumped.
I am trying to create a simple IF Formula with 9 variables. My
objectives are to mark tests that require 9 codes per answer. They can
be inputed in any order. ( you can see why the IF function would be my
first choice.) I only require the outcome to be either , 1 or 0 as an
answer. Can anyone help me with a suitable solution. I am not even sure
which Function would best suit me at this point.

Thanks!


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