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I know this is probably easy but my brain is not function too weel this
morning. I nneed some assistance with a formula... I have a speadsheet that I need to input a value in one cell based on a value entered from another cell... Example: if cell "A" = $1.00-$5.00 cell "B" should state "Send Letter" if cell "A" = $6.00-$10.00 cell "B" should state "Phone Call" if cell "A" = $11.00-Over cell "B" should state "In-Person Meeting" If anyone has any ideas I would be forever grateful. I thank you in advance for any assistance you can provide. Have a great day! -- Randy Street Rancho Cucamonga, CA |
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You're up early!
Try this formula: I made an assumption that since these are dollar values, they may not always be integers (whole dollars) so the formula checks for less than $5, between $5 and $11, and over $11. Let me know what you think. =IF(A1<5,"Send letter",IF(AND(A15,A1<11),"Phone call","In-Person Mtg")) |
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Dave...YOU ROCK! Made some minor adjustments and it worked like a charm!
Thank you so very much! -- Randy Street Rancho Cucamonga, CA "Dave O" wrote: You're up early! Try this formula: I made an assumption that since these are dollar values, they may not always be integers (whole dollars) so the formula checks for less than $5, between $5 and $11, and over $11. Let me know what you think. =IF(A1<5,"Send letter",IF(AND(A15,A1<11),"Phone call","In-Person Mtg")) |
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Randy- Glad to help, but I notice I made some logic errors- maybe it's
too early for me too. The original formula I posted shows, for instance, 5 and <5 but that doesn't account for =5. Hopefully you caught and corrected that. Dave O |
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yes sir...I had caught that. Thanks again for your help with this. Have a
great weekend! -- Randy Street Rancho Cucamonga, CA "Dave O" wrote: Randy- Glad to help, but I notice I made some logic errors- maybe it's too early for me too. The original formula I posted shows, for instance, 5 and <5 but that doesn't account for =5. Hopefully you caught and corrected that. Dave O |
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