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Hi,
There is one more option You can use IF as much as you can. Write nested IF functions 7 times and name the cell (say "Cond1"), again the next 7 IF functions at the other cell and name it (say "Cond2"). Then at the other cell write the IF function as =IF(Cond1,Cond1,Cond2) This way you can use as many as nested IF conditions. Hope that helps, Thanks, Shail pandurrr wrote: Hellow friend, There is a limitation of 7 (Seven) levels for Nested function ( IF function) in Microsoft Excel . Will you please let me know, how to increase this nesting limit of 'IF' function upto 9 or 10 levels, so that I can use the facility for my requirement. Will you please help me in this and provide me the solution to regards redishetti |
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