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I want to string several formulas together.
.9 = A
..8 to .89 = B ..7 to .79 = C ..6 to .69 = D <.6 = F |
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I want to string several formulas together.
=IF(A10.6,(IF(A10.69,(IF(A10.79,(IF(A10.89,(IF (A10.9,"A","B")),"B")),"C")),"D")),"F") Best regards John "Curt R." wrote in message ... .9 = A .8 to .89 = B .7 to .79 = C .6 to .69 = D <.6 = F |
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I want to string several formulas together.
=LOOKUP(A1,{0,"F";0.6,"D";0.7,"C";0.8,"B";0.9,"A"} )
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Curt R." wrote in message ... .9 = A .8 to .89 = B .7 to .79 = C .6 to .69 = D <.6 = F |
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I want to string several formulas together.
Curt: Just to add another suggestion. The following will also work and it also handles the .9 and .6 as does Bob Phillips's =IF(A1=0.9,"A",(IF(A1=0.8,"B",(IF(A1=0.7,"C",(I F(A1=0.6,"D","F"))))))) Good luct TK "Curt R." wrote in message ... .9 = A .8 to .89 = B .7 to .79 = C .6 to .69 = D <.6 = F |
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