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You don't need the K25<=I25 test, Vijay, as you've already dealt with the
K25I25 cases. -- David Biddulph "Vijay Chary" wrote in message ... Hi Allan ! :) The formula you need is something like this. =IF(K25I25,"Above Range",IF(AND(K25<=I25,K25=I24),"Within Range","Below Range")) Note: The cell I24 contains the lower limit of the inventory range. I hope you find the info useful ! Good Luck ! Vijay "Allan Grates" wrote: Please, I need help with a formula, I'm looking for a formula (Something like the IF formula) that will allow me to show three(3) different text expressions in one cell according to mathmatic range. Currently, the only one I can figure out is: =IF(K25I25,"Inventory above range","Inventory within range"). I have tried the =IF(AND.... & =IF(OR... formulas. I would like for the cell to have the ability to report: "Inventory above range", "Inventory within range" & "Inventory below range". |
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