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By: Loren In: microsoft.public.excel.misc
I have a value in Cell BF32 of 13.43 and want cell BR32 to show the following: If BF32 = 0 then leave cell BR32 blank If BF32 is less than 10 then BR32 should = GOOD If BF32 is from 10 to 20 then BR32 should = FAIR and If BF32 is greater than 20 then BR32 should = POOR Here's what I have in cell BF32 - =IF(BF32="","",IF(BF32<10,"GOOD",IF(BF3210<20,"FA IR","POOR"))) I can get GOOG and POOR but not FAIR. What is wrong with my formula? Here's what I typed in the cell now and it still won't work: =IF(Q15="","",IF(Q15<10,"GOOD",IF(AND(Q1510,Q15<2 0,"FAIR","POOR")))) -- Thanks, Loren -- Thanks, Loren |
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