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I created a formula to identify a required referral for purchase orders using
nested IF statements. The formula works well until I reach the lower authority levels where one employee (level 1) may have $10k authority before referring to a region manager, but another (level 2) may have $30K before referring to a region manager. The level 1 employee doesn't make a referral to the level 2 employee at all. I've tried IF(AND statements but I'm having difficulty. Suggestions?? Amount of purchase order $45,000 Employee Authority (1,2 or 3) Authorization required if over $ : VP Natl Mgr Division Mgr Region Mgr Region Mgr Region Mgr $100,000 $75,000 $40,000 $30,000 $15,000 $10,000 Refer to : Division Mgr <---- Result What I've tried: =IF(A1A5,A4,IF(A1B5,B4,IF(A1C5,C4,IF(AND(A1D5, A2=3,D4)IF(AND(A1E5,A2=2,D4)IF(AND(A1F5,A2=1,D4) ,"Employee")))))) |
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