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"Joe User" <joeu2004 wrote:
=LOOKUP(--A1,{0,1,31,61,91}, {"","30 days","60 days","90 days","120+ days"}) The "--" is needed in case A1 contains the null string ("") and only appears to be blank. D'oh. The "--" does not handle that case correctly. I should have written: =LOOKUP(N(A1),{0,1,31,61,91}, {"","30 days","60 days","90 days","120+ days"}) ----- original message ----- "Joe User" <joeu2004 wrote in message ... "Bec G (Oz)" wrote: If column A is blank or zero then Column B is blank If column A is between 1 and 30 Column B is "30 Days" If column A is between 31 and 60 Column B is "60 Days" If column A is between 61 and 90 Column B is "90 Days" If column A is greater than 91 Column B is "120+ Days" =LOOKUP(--A1,{0,1,31,61,91}, {"","30 days","60 days","90 days","120+ days"}) The "--" is needed in case A1 contains the null string ("") and only appears to be blank. ----- original message ----- "Bec G (Oz)" wrote: Hi was wondering if anyone can assist. I haev a column of data which has number of days in them per below EG in column A 25 10 70 156 65 125 155 2 45 30 20 156 61 And in the next column i want to put the following: If column A is blank or zero then Column B is blank If column A is between 1 and 30 Column B is "30 Days" If column A is between 31 and 60 Column B is "60 Days" If column A is between 61 and 90 Column B is "90 Days" If column A is greater than 91 Column B is "120+ Days" Any help is greatly appreciated as I can get each formula to work individually just not all together Thanks Bec G |
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