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You could try something like this:
=LOOKUP(A1,J16:K25) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "LT" wrote in message ... =IF(A1=J16,K16,IF(A1=J17,K17,IF(A1=J18,K18,IF(A1=J 19,K19,IF(A1=J20,K20,IF(A1=J21,K21,IF(A1=J22,K22,I F(A1=J23,K23)))))))) This is my formula.. I have 2 other ones to input. Example Apple WBT Baby WEX Car WFG -- LT " wrote: On Feb 5, 1:02 pm, LT wrote: I am working on a formula to show 11 if, then statements on the same cell? The problem is that I am only able to input 8 of 11 on my if-then statements? Is this a max? -- LT I believe the max is 7, though there are some clever workarounds using concatenated strings. However, it sounds like you need some kind of lookup table approach instead. Could you send more details of your problem? G |
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