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Pass Fail on multiple variables
I have a question, I want to look a 2 different numbers and determine if a test is pass or fail.
You are given a "curve #" Excel has a list of these curves. you give excel "unit Weight and Moisture" In the "curves table it specify a minimum compaction based on the "curve" and moisture array say Optimum +3% or Optimum +-3% etc. I posted the sheets here. Index of /Excel on Line 15 you can see where i was experimenting. I did make the table on page Curves a named range. Curves I need columns h & m to meet the specs on page "curves:" column In other words line 9 column H needs to be 13 to 17% and column n needs to be greater than 114.2 for a PASS else Fail. TIA for any Help Milo |
Pass Fail on multiple variables
On Monday, 25 March 2019 22:49:04 UTC, Milo Bloom wrote:
I have a question, I want to look a 2 different numbers and determine if a test is pass or fail. You are given a "curve #" Excel has a list of these curves. you give excel "unit Weight and Moisture" In the "curves table it specify a minimum compaction based on the "curve" and moisture array say Optimum +3% or Optimum +-3% etc. I posted the sheets here. 'Index of /Excel' (http://pourtney.com/Excel/) on Line 15 you can see where i was experimenting. I did make the table on page Curves a named range. Curves I need columns h & m to meet the specs on page "curves:" column In other words line 9 column H needs to be 13 to 17% and column n needs to be greater than 114.2 for a PASS else Fail. TIA for any Help Milo -- Milo Bloom Hi Milo Why not create another named range called Curves2 just containing the 4 values you want to use in your Lookup for each curve. I created a named range called CurvesRow as =Curves!$B$4:$B$10 I then placed the 4 parameters in cells M4:P10, and named this range as Curves2. Then your formula becomes =IF(A15="","",LOOKUP(N15,INDEX(Curves2,MATCH(G15,C urvesRow,0),),{"Fail","Pass"})) |
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I tried to step through it and seems to be ok until the final step. I posted the new file as version 4. Thanks Again :-) |
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