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I need some help creating a nested if formula. The goal is to get a score 0
through 5 for different parameters. Condition Result (Score) S83=0 0 S83<=AD83 5 S83AD83<=AC83 4 S83AC83<=AB83 3 S83AB83<=Z83 2 S83Z83 1 Does this make sense? |
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Hi,
something make no sense what if S83 is < than AC83, could you give an example. thanks "Jeremy" wrote: I need some help creating a nested if formula. The goal is to get a score 0 through 5 for different parameters. Condition Result (Score) S83=0 0 S83<=AD83 5 S83AD83<=AC83 4 S83AC83<=AB83 3 S83AB83<=Z83 2 S83Z83 1 Does this make sense? |
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I will clarify. I am tracking how long it takes to process a request. The
less time it takes the higher the score. The goals are different based on the reason for the request. The cells populate based on a VLOOKUP and a dropdown. Score Time 1 Greater than or equal to Z83 2 Greater than or equal to AA83 but less than Z83 3 Greater than or equal to AB33 but less than AA83 4 Greater than or equal to AD33 but less than AB83 5 Less than or equal to AD The below formula was what I started with, until I noticed that it was not right =IF(S86=0,0,IF(S86<AD86,5,IF(S86AD86<AC86,4,IF(S8 6AC86<AB86,3,IF(S86AB86<AA86,2,IF(S86AA86<Z86,2 ,IF(S86Z86,1))))))) |
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Hi Jeremy,
Could you provide with the # you have in Z83 to AC83 "Jeremy" wrote: I will clarify. I am tracking how long it takes to process a request. The less time it takes the higher the score. The goals are different based on the reason for the request. The cells populate based on a VLOOKUP and a dropdown. Score Time 1 Greater than or equal to Z83 2 Greater than or equal to AA83 but less than Z83 3 Greater than or equal to AB33 but less than AA83 4 Greater than or equal to AD33 but less than AB83 5 Less than or equal to AD The below formula was what I started with, until I noticed that it was not right =IF(S86=0,0,IF(S86<AD86,5,IF(S86AD86<AC86,4,IF(S8 6AC86<AB86,3,IF(S86AB86<AA86,2,IF(S86AA86<Z86,2 ,IF(S86Z86,1))))))) |
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Hi Jeremy, I figure out use
=+IF(S83=Z83,1,IF(S83=AA83,2,IF(S83=AB83,3,IF(S 83=AC83,4,5)))) "Jeremy" wrote: I will clarify. I am tracking how long it takes to process a request. The less time it takes the higher the score. The goals are different based on the reason for the request. The cells populate based on a VLOOKUP and a dropdown. Score Time 1 Greater than or equal to Z83 2 Greater than or equal to AA83 but less than Z83 3 Greater than or equal to AB33 but less than AA83 4 Greater than or equal to AD33 but less than AB83 5 Less than or equal to AD The below formula was what I started with, until I noticed that it was not right =IF(S86=0,0,IF(S86<AD86,5,IF(S86AD86<AC86,4,IF(S8 6AC86<AB86,3,IF(S86AB86<AA86,2,IF(S86AA86<Z86,2 ,IF(S86Z86,1))))))) |
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But you don't need the + sign, Jeremy
Eduardo keeps forgetting that we're talking Excel, not Lotus. :-( And it would be AD83 (or AD33 ?), not AC83, if that is what you wanted. You seem to have a rather different expression of the problem each time, but hopefully you'll get the hang of the syntax of the IF function, and can adjust according to what you do really want. -- David Biddulph Eduardo wrote: Hi Jeremy, I figure out use =+IF(S83=Z83,1,IF(S83=AA83,2,IF(S83=AB83,3,IF(S 83=AC83,4,5)))) "Jeremy" wrote: I will clarify. I am tracking how long it takes to process a request. The less time it takes the higher the score. The goals are different based on the reason for the request. The cells populate based on a VLOOKUP and a dropdown. Score Time 1 Greater than or equal to Z83 2 Greater than or equal to AA83 but less than Z83 3 Greater than or equal to AB33 but less than AA83 4 Greater than or equal to AD33 but less than AB83 5 Less than or equal to AD The below formula was what I started with, until I noticed that it was not right =IF(S86=0,0,IF(S86<AD86,5,IF(S86AD86<AC86,4,IF(S8 6AC86<AB86,3,IF(S86AB86<AA86,2,IF(S86AA86<Z86,2 ,IF(S86Z86,1))))))) |
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=IF(S83=0,0,IF(S83<=AD83,5,IF(S83<=AC83,4,IF(S83<= AB83,3,IF(S83<=Z83,2,1)))))
-- David Biddulph Jeremy wrote: I need some help creating a nested if formula. The goal is to get a score 0 through 5 for different parameters. Condition Result (Score) S83=0 0 S83<=AD83 5 S83AD83<=AC83 4 S83AC83<=AB83 3 S83AB83<=Z83 2 S83Z83 1 Does this make sense? |
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