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Rick Rothstein Rick Rothstein is offline
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This will do what you asked...

=1+(A1200)+(A1300)

although if A1 can be empty, then this...

=IF(A1="","",1+(A1200)+(A1300))

or if A1 can be empty or contain non-numerical values, then this...

=IF(ISNUMBER(A1),1+(A1200)+(A1300),"")

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Rick (MVP - Excel)


"Steve" wrote in message
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I need the results as either a 1, 2 or 3.
if the number is <200, I want a 1
If it's between 200 - 299, I want a 2, and if it's 300, I want a 3.
This formula partially works, but I think I have the < worng.

=IF(N6<200,"1",IF(N6199<300,"2", ("3")))

Much appreciated,

Steve