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How do I set up a greater than but less than formula in excel?
I am tring to sort data to look at one of three tables. Once it finds the
right table, then it produces a value based on the table. I can get the ones to work for <50000 and 100000, but I am having trouble establishing the criteria for the 499999 but 100000. Here are my tables: 0-$49999 $50,000-$99,999 $100,000 and over 0.000% 9.999% 0.05 0.000% 9.999% 0.05 0.000% 9.999% 0.05 10.000% 19.990% 0.04 10.000% 19.990% 0.04 10.000% 19.990% 0.04 20.000% 29.990% 0.03 20.000% 29.990% 0.03 20.000% 29.990% 0.03 30.000% 39.990% 0.02 30.000% 39.990% 0.02 30.000% 39.990% 0.02 40.000% 49.990% 0.01 40.000% 49.990% 0.01 40.000% 49.990% 0.01 50.000% 59.990% 0 50.000% 59.990% 0 50.000% 59.990% 0 60.000% 69.990% -0.02 60.000% 69.990%-0.02 60.000% 69.990% -0.02 70.000% 79.990% -0.03 70.000% 79.990%-0.035 70.000% 79.990% -0.04 80.000% 89.990% -0.04 80.000% 89.990% -0.05 80.000% 89.990% -0.06 90.000% 99.990% -0.05 90.000% 99.990%-0.065 90.000% 99.990% -0.08 100.000% -0.06 100.000% -0.08 100.000% -0.1 Therefore, excel needs to look for a value to find the correct table, and then needs to look at another number to determine the correct result. I am not sure how to write If (cell ) is 49999<100000. This obviously did not work. Do I need to break it out into 2 sentences? Any ideas? |
How do I set up a greater than but less than formula in excel?
To code: If ActiveCell 49999 And ActiveCell < 100000 Then MsgBox "Yes" Else MsgBox "No" End If For a formula: =IF(AND(A149999,A1<100000),"Yes","No") -- Ikaabod ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ikaabod's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33371 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=545513 |
How do I set up a greater than but less than formula in excel?
=SUM(IF(B2=49999,IF(B2<=100000,0),0)) assuming B2 is the cell, when you put this into whatever cell you want the answer in, click on the text and do control+shift+enter and this will put curly brackets around the sum to make it work. you can add more 'IF's in to sum based on more criteria (like your tables) following the same pattern as above. HTH Duncan |
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