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simple formula question
If I enter between 50 and 99 I would like the cell to enter 3, between
100-150, 5 should go in the cell and above 151 I would like the cell to read 7. Any help would be appreciated |
simple formula question
Try something like the following:
=IF(A1<50,"???",IF(A1<100,2,IF(A1<151,3,7))) You don't specify what value is to be returned if the value is <50. The formula will return "???". Change as needed. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Excel Product Group Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email on web site) "Confused in Nebraska" <Confused in wrote in message ... If I enter between 50 and 99 I would like the cell to enter 3, between 100-150, 5 should go in the cell and above 151 I would like the cell to read 7. Any help would be appreciated |
simple formula question
I'm trying to make a spreadsheet for a fantasy football league. How do I get
the formula to read the cell for my scoring? Example: 0-150 =0, 151-200 = 3, 201-250 = 4, ect. I can only get it to read one equation or give just a word FALSE instead of assigning the values |
simple formula question
Assume you enter the score in A1
=IF(A1="","",VLOOKUP(A1,{0,0;151,3;201,4;251,5;301 ,6;351,7;401,8},2)) this will go up to 401 and 8 replace all occasions of A1 in the formula with the cell where you put the score -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Confused in Nebraska" wrote in message ... I'm trying to make a spreadsheet for a fantasy football league. How do I get the formula to read the cell for my scoring? Example: 0-150 =0, 151-200 = 3, 201-250 = 4, ect. I can only get it to read one equation or give just a word FALSE instead of assigning the values |
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