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Using More than 7 possibilities in a formula
How do I use more than 7 possibilities in a formula. I know basically you
can't nest more than 7 formulas in one. Any suggestions would be helpful |
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Using More than 7 possibilities in a formula
Check out VLOOKUP in help,
Regards, "saschmeling" wrote in message ... How do I use more than 7 possibilities in a formula. I know basically you can't nest more than 7 formulas in one. Any suggestions would be helpful |
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Using More than 7 possibilities in a formula
you can also create a named formula in the name manager, insert further
nesting and include that in the original formula "saschmeling" wrote: How do I use more than 7 possibilities in a formula. I know basically you can't nest more than 7 formulas in one. Any suggestions would be helpful |
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