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![]() hi can anyone please explain to me the operator precedence rule in this formula : This formula works as what i wanted: =IF(B510000,D5*50%,IF(B50,D5*25%,\"NO TAX\")) The above is the correct formula, my b5=4500, so my answer is 1125. The formula works. but i tried to experiment using the following: *=IF(B510000,B5*50%,IF(*10000B50*,B5*25%,"No Tax")) *----this works,displays 1125 * =IF(B510000,B5*50%,IF(*0<B5<10000*,B5*25%,"No Tax"))* ----this doesn't work, displays no tax. hope someone can explain it to me ..thank you very much. i know this is something about precedence but i need more details about this. -- SFH ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SFH's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32512 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=522999 |
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