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How do I describe a formula so that the answer is the result of if/or. For
example if the value in cell b5 = 99 or less the value in cell d5 will be 1.5, if the value in cell b5 is 100-150 the value in cell d5 will be 2 and if the value in cell b5 is over 151the the value in d5 will be 3. |
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Hi,
Maybe you can use something like this in cell D5 =IF(B5<=99,1.5,IF(B5<=150,2,3)) Regards, Bondi |
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