Hi,

I'm getting problem to use more than 7 if condition in a cell in excel 2003,
in there I can input only 7 if condition like
=if(a1=0,"0",if(a1<100,"1",if(a1<200,"2",if(a1<300 ,"3",if(a1<400,"4",if(a1<500,"5",if(a1<600,"6",if( a1<700,"7","Out of Range")))))))
but I want more condition to be input like
=if(a1=0,"0",if(a1<100,"1",if(a1<200,"2",if(a1<300 ,"3",if(a1<400,"4",if(a1<500,"5",if(a1<600,"6",if( a1<700,"7",if(a1<800,"8",if(a1<900,"9",......to
be continued the end of require,"Out of Range"))))))))))))).....
is there any solution for the above problem.
Thanks in advance



monisankar_dutt wrote:

use more than 7 if condition in a cell
01-Mar-08

Hi,

I'm getting problem to use more than 7 if condition in a cell in excel 2003,
in there I can input only 7 if condition like
=if(a1=0,"0",if(a1<100,"1",if(a1<200,"2",if(a1<300 ,"3",if(a1<400,"4",if(a1<500,"5",if(a1<600,"6",if( a1<700,"7","Out of Range")))))))
but I want more condition to be input like
=if(a1=0,"0",if(a1<100,"1",if(a1<200,"2",if(a1<300 ,"3",if(a1<400,"4",if(a1<500,"5",if(a1<600,"6",if( a1<700,"7",if(a1<800,"8",if(a1<900,"9",......to
be continued the end of require,"Out of Range"))))))))))))).....
is there any solution for the above problem.
Thanks in advance

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On Saturday, March 01, 2008 10:08 AM
monisankar_dutt wrote:

use more than 7 if condition in a cell
Hi,

I'm getting problem to use more than 7 if condition in a cell in excel 2003,
in there I can input only 7 if condition like
=if(a1=0,"0",if(a1<100,"1",if(a1<200,"2",if(a1<300 ,"3",if(a1<400,"4",if(a1<500,"5",if(a1<600,"6",if( a1<700,"7","Out of Range")))))))
but I want more condition to be input like
=if(a1=0,"0",if(a1<100,"1",if(a1<200,"2",if(a1<300 ,"3",if(a1<400,"4",if(a1<500,"5",if(a1<600,"6",if( a1<700,"7",if(a1<800,"8",if(a1<900,"9",......to
be continued the end of require,"Out of Range"))))))))))))).....
is there any solution for the above problem.
Thanks in advance

On Saturday, March 01, 2008 10:23 AM
Dana DeLouis wrote:

Would this work instead?
Would this work instead?

=ROUNDDOWN(A1,-2)/100

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Dana DeLouis

On Saturday, March 01, 2008 10:24 AM
Bernard Liengme wrote:

First, why the quotes?
First, why the quotes? Why not
=if(a1=0,0,if(a1<100,1,if(a1<200,2,.......

Second, except in Excel 2007, if more than 7 conditions are needed you have
to look for another solution.
How about: =CEILING(A1,100)/100

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On Saturday, March 01, 2008 10:31 AM
Sandy Mann wrote:

use more than 7 if condition in a cell
Does:

=INT(CEILING((A1/100),1))

do what you want or do you want "Out of Range to show as well:

=IF(A1<100000,"Out of range",INT(CEILING((A1/100),1)))

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On Saturday, March 01, 2008 10:33 AM
Jim Cone wrote:

use more than 7 if condition in a cell
=IF(A1=0,"0",INT(A1/100) +1)
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"Montu"
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Hi,
I'm getting problem to use more than 7 if condition in a cell in excel 2003,
in there I can input only 7 if condition like
=if(a1=0,"0",if(a1<100,"1",if(a1<200,"2",if(a1<300 ,"3",if(a1<400,"4",if(a1<500,"5",if(a1<600,"6",if( a1<700,"7","Out of Range")))))))
but I want more condition to be input like
=if(a1=0,"0",if(a1<100,"1",if(a1<200,"2",if(a1<300 ,"3",if(a1<400,"4",if(a1<500,"5",if(a1<600,"6",if( a1<700,"7",if(a1<800,"8",if(a1<900,"9",......to
be continued the end of require,"Out of Range"))))))))))))).....
is there any solution for the above problem.
Thanks in advance

On Saturday, October 11, 2008 5:15 PM
Harry Hockenlocker wrote:

use more than 7 if condition in a cell - monisankar_dutt
The solutions to the 7 issue is available out here, however have you considered just using the INT formula in the cell/cells where you want the 1 or 2 or x etc?

=INT(A1/100) in any cell other than A1 will result in the number 1, assuming cell A1 holds any number from 100 to 199, etc.

Example: cell A1 has the number 257
if cell A2 has the formula =INT(A1/100)
the result in A2 will be the whole number 2

On Tuesday, February 24, 2009 9:36 AM
partha sarathi sahoo sahoo wrote:

if condition
more than 9 if condition not calculate


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