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Formula Question
I'd like to enter a formula where if c1 is greater than 1 then c18 equals A
if c1 is between 90-100 then c18 equals B if c1 is between 80-89 then c18 equals C if c1 is less than 80 then c18 equals D Thanks for any help. |
Hi
Your example is ambiguous so I have amended the conditions to if c1 is between 1 and 69 then A if c1 is between 70 and 79 then D if c1 is between 80 and 89 then C if c1 is between 90 and 100 then B Given the above, try the formula in C18 of the following (all one line if text wraps) =IF(C1100,"Greater than100",IF(C1=90,"B",IF(C1=80,"C",IF(C1=70,"D" ,IF(C1=1,"A","Invalid"))) )) -- XL2002 Regards William "Qaspec" wrote in message ... | I'd like to enter a formula where if c1 is greater than 1 then c18 equals A | if c1 is between 90-100 then | c18 equals B | if c1 is between 80-89 then | c18 equals C | if c1 is less than 80 then | c18 equals D | | Thanks for any help. | |
=IF(C18=1,"A",LOOKUP(C18,{2,80,90},{"D","C","B"}))
HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I'd like to enter a formula where if c1 is greater than 1 then c18 equals A if c1 is between 90-100 then c18 equals B if c1 is between 80-89 then c18 equals C if c1 is less than 80 then c18 equals D Thanks for any help. . |
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