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Because in an IF statement, once the the test is TRUE, the Else is not
evaluated. Reorder your test with that in mind. George wrote: Hello, can someone please help me with the following formula; =IF(F5<=2999.99,"25%",IF(F5=3000,"50%",IF(F5=500 0,"75%",IF(F5=7000,"100%")))) For some reason it calculates the 25% and 50% correctly, but it won't calculate the 75% or 100% at all, it just stays at 50% |
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