I need to test different issue's within a cell. Here is an example. When I
speak of levels it is in reference to actual levels not the number of IF's.

=IF($G5="M","T1",0)
"T1"
IF(OR(YEAR($B5)=$AU$3,$F5="Full",$F5="BMP",$F5="CB C",$F5="RVP",$F5="UA"),0,"F2")
" F2" IF($H5="D","T3","F3")
"T3" IF($U5="Yes",$AV326,"F4")
"F4" IF($B5RollUp!$AR$15,0,"F5")
"F5" IF($B5<RollUp!$AR$15,$K5,"F6")
"F6" IF(SUM(Activity!$AM$326+$K5)<RollUp!$AT$6,$K5,SUM( $K11*0.2))
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"F3" IF($U5="Yes",$AE326,"F4A")
"F4A" IF($B5RollUp!$AR$15,0,"F5A")
"F5A" IF($B5<RollUp!$AR$15,$K5,"F6A")
"F6A" IF(SUM(Activity!$V$326+$K5)<RollUp!$AR$4,$K5, SUM($K11*0.2))

Not at all clear what you are trying to achieve here! What are "F2" etc
referring to? Are these different cells, or are these different values? are
you trying to say that if the result of your IF statement is "F2", you want
further analysis on the result, or what? I suggest you provide a bit more
detail, so that your question can be understood.

"Rick" wrote:

I need to test different issue's within a cell. Here is an example. When I
speak of levels it is in reference to actual levels not the number of IF's.

=IF($G5="M","T1",0)
"T1"
IF(OR(YEAR($B5)=$AU$3,$F5="Full",$F5="BMP",$F5="CB C",$F5="RVP",$F5="UA"),0,"F2")
" F2" IF($H5="D","T3","F3")
"T3" IF($U5="Yes",$AV326,"F4")
"F4" IF($B5RollUp!$AR$15,0,"F5")
"F5" IF($B5<RollUp!$AR$15,$K5,"F6")
"F6" IF(SUM(Activity!$AM$326+$K5)<RollUp!$AT$6,$K5,SUM( $K11*0.2))
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"F3" IF($U5="Yes",$AE326,"F4A")
"F4A" IF($B5RollUp!$AR$15,0,"F5A")
"F5A" IF($B5<RollUp!$AR$15,$K5,"F6A")
"F6A" IF(SUM(Activity!$V$326+$K5)<RollUp!$AR$4,$K5, SUM($K11*0.2))

Mudraker:
That is true.... But if you look carefully, you'll see that there are 2
different paths for the level 3 to take. In both paths, there are a max of
seven nested if's. Levels 1 and 2 are common for both paths. Nowhere in the
manuals or in help, is there a true explaination of the level therory.
Rick

"mudraker" wrote:


I could be wrong but I have heard that you can have a max of 7 nested if
statements


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"Rick" wrote:

Mudraker:
That is true.... But if you look carefully, you'll see that there are 2
different paths for the level 3 to take. In both paths, there are a max of
seven nested if's. Levels 1 and 2 are common for both paths. Nowhere in the
manuals or in help, is there a true explaination of the level therory. By the way this is the assembled IF statement, and it works very well. I just wanted an explaination of why it works, if only 7 if's can be in a calculation.

=IF($G5="M",IF(OR(YEAR($B5)=$AU$3,$F5="Full",$F5=" BMP",$F5="CBC",$F5="RVP",$F5="UA"),0,IF($H5="D",IF ($U5="Yes",RollUp!$AU$11,IF($B5=RollUp!$AR$11,0,I F($B5<RollUp!$AR$11,$K5,IF(SUM(Activity!$AM$326+$K 5)<RollUp!$AT$6,$K5,SUM($K5*0.2))))),IF($U5="Yes", RollUp!$AU$12,IF($B5=RollUp!$AR$12,0,IF($B5<RollU p!$AR$12,$K5,IF(SUM(Activity!$V$326+$K5)<RollUp!$A T$4,$K5,SUM($K5*0.2))))))),0)
Rick

"mudraker" wrote:


I could be wrong but I have heard that you can have a max of 7 nested if
statements


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