Conditional formula problem
I want to make a conditional formula with multiple variables, but I'm not
sure how (e.g. if B6<=5, display 1; if B65 but <=10, display 4; etc) |
Conditional formula problem
this will work
=IF(B6<=5,1,IF(B6<=10,4,"Uknown")) "Spencer O." wrote: I want to make a conditional formula with multiple variables, but I'm not sure how (e.g. if B6<=5, display 1; if B65 but <=10, display 4; etc) |
Conditional formula problem
What does the etc mean? You can have 3 conditions in
excel earlier to 2007. If you are using that then you would need code http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.....Download.html -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Spencer O." <Spencer wrote in message ... I want to make a conditional formula with multiple variables, but I'm not sure how (e.g. if B6<=5, display 1; if B65 but <=10, display 4; etc) |
Conditional formula problem
Nevermind, I misread your question.
put all the value in a table staring from 0 and use VLOOKUP unless you only have a couple in case you already received and answer for. hard coded =VLOOKUP(B6,{0,1;5,4;10,7;15,10;20,13;25,17;30,20} ,2) that is up to 30 using imaginary values -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message ... What does the etc mean? You can have 3 conditions in excel earlier to 2007. If you are using that then you would need code http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.....Download.html -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Spencer O." <Spencer wrote in message ... I want to make a conditional formula with multiple variables, but I'm not sure how (e.g. if B6<=5, display 1; if B65 but <=10, display 4; etc) |
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