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How do I write an IF function to accomodate equal to or more than
In EXCEL 2003 I want to enter an IF function that will calculate discounts if
the amount is (1) equal to 200 ( 2) more than 200 and less than 300 and (3) more than 300 Manty thanks for any help -- William Faro |
How do I write an IF function to accomodate equal to or more than
=IF(C4=200,"discount if = 200 goes here",IF(AND(C4200,C4<300),"discount
between 200 and 300 goes here",IF(C4300,"DISCOUNT OVER 300 GOES HERE","NO DISCOUNT"))) "William Faro" wrote in message ... In EXCEL 2003 I want to enter an IF function that will calculate discounts if the amount is (1) equal to 200 ( 2) more than 200 and less than 300 and (3) more than 300 Manty thanks for any help -- William Faro |
How do I write an IF function to accomodate equal to or more than
I will write this referring to cell A1 for the amount:
=IF(A1=200,Discount1,IF(AND(A1200,A1<300),Discoun t2,IF(A1=300,Discount3,A1))) -- - K Dales "William Faro" wrote: In EXCEL 2003 I want to enter an IF function that will calculate discounts if the amount is (1) equal to 200 ( 2) more than 200 and less than 300 and (3) more than 300 Manty thanks for any help -- William Faro |
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