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Here is the formula I came up with but it doesn't do what I want it to.
=IF(C247.999,IF(D2143.999,"22222",IF(C2<47.998,I F(D2<143.998,"33333")))) If I type 48 or higher in C2 and 144 or higher in D2 it returns "22222" (this is what i want), but when I type anything lower in either column it returns "FALSE". I want it to return "33333". In other words, I want it to return "22222" only when both C2 and D2 are true, but when either one of them are not true, I want "33333" returned. Thank you, Jeff |
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