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On Sep 3, 10:54*am, Pranav Vaidya
wrote: Hi, You can have these many conditions. =IF(AND(A1=5,B12),"RED",IF(AND(A1<=5,B1=0),"GREE N",IF(AND(OR(AND(A1=5,B1*=0),A1<=5),B1<=5),"YELLO W","")) You may need to twick this as I have not completely tested this. It would have been a lot easier with some sample data. HTH, -- Pranav Vaidya VBA Developer PN, MH-India If you think a post is useful, please rate it as an ANSWER, it will help others!! " wrote: Hello--I am a novice with respect to conditional if statements. *I would like to express the following in a formula: If cell A =5 AND cell B2, return Red If cell A<=5 AND cell B=0, return Green If cell A=5 AND cell B=0 OR Cell A<=5 AND cell B=2-5, Return Yellow. I know this is a lot. *What I would like to know is whether it is even possible to include this many conditions. Thanks!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Nevermind--I just fixed it! Thanks everyone for the help. |
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