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Hi,
Here is a completely different solution based on the fact that each result is an even number 2,4,6... =EVEN(A1) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "raj74" wrote: I have to express the following logic. Available Plate Thickness 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 25, 28, 30, 32 The logic is if my calculated thickness is, THKcal < 8, Thk Provided, THKprov = 8 8< THKcal <10 THKprov = 10 10< THKcal <12 THKprov = 12 .......................... ................ ........................ .................... 28< THKcal <30 THKprov = 30 30< THKcal THKprov = 32 Now this logic I have tried as =if(THKcal<8,8,if(and(8<THKcal,THKcal<10),10,if(an d(10<THKcal,THKcal<12),12,........................ if(and(28<THKcal,THKcal<30),30,32))...) But problem is I can no go beyond certain amount of limit for the nested loop. What is the solution. Any easier way to express it. Anyway thanks. Regards |
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