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![]() I would say you should use the following formula type: =IF(D351.1,"Exceeds Guidelines",IF(D351.05,"B","A")). Where "A" represents your first condition, "B" your second, and anything over 1.1 (110%) gets 'Exceeds Guidelines. Therefore the full formula should be: =IF(D351.1,"Exceeds Guidelines",IF(D351.05,INDEX('setf-lease'!$W$27:$AE$46, MATCH('TNT'!O4,'setf-lease'!$W$27:$W$46,), MATCH(D25,'setf-lease'!$W$27:$AE$27,)),INDEX('setf-lease'!$W$5:$AE$24, MATCH('TNT'!O4,'setf-lease'!$W$5:$W$24,), MATCH(D25,'setf-lease'!$W$5:$AE$5,)))) I can't test out without the values, but I've simply pasted in your conditions in place of A and B. Clive -- Clivey_UK ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Clivey_UK's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32569 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=528990 |
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