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I have the following formula that I'm using and can't seem to get it
accomplished. In column "G", I have a list of numbers that I need to have matched with the following formula and give me the class it falls under, but I keep getting an error, due to to many functions. I found out that there is a limit of only 7 nested functions in excel. Is there a way around this, or am I stuck? Any ideas???? Thanks Tom =IF(G2<1,"400",IF(G2<2,"300",IF(G2<4,"250",IF(G2<6 ,"150",IF(G2<8,"125",IF(G2<10,"100",IF(G2<12,"92.5 ",IF(G2<15,"85",IF(G2<22.5,"70",IF(G2<30,"65",IF(G 2=30,"60))))))))))) |
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