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Multiple if statements I think
I think this problem would be best solved by an IF statement. I need to write
a formula that will format a cell or return a value (1 or 0) if cell a1 is less than 500 and d1 is greater than 2% ;also if cell a1 happens to be between 501-999 and cell d1 is greater than 1%; also if cell a1 is greater than 1000 and cell d1 is greater than 0%. I hope I have explained my problem properly. |
Multiple if statements I think
=IF(OR(AND(A1<500,D12%),AND(A1=501,A1<=999,D11% ),AND(A11000,D10)),1,0)
? Or (if I guess at some of your undefined ranges) =IF(D11%*((A1<1000)+(A1<500)),1,0) -- David Biddulph "DP7" wrote in message ... I think this problem would be best solved by an IF statement. I need to write a formula that will format a cell or return a value (1 or 0) if cell a1 is less than 500 and d1 is greater than 2% ;also if cell a1 happens to be between 501-999 and cell d1 is greater than 1%; also if cell a1 is greater than 1000 and cell d1 is greater than 0%. I hope I have explained my problem properly. |
Multiple if statements I think
try looking in the help index for AND to mix wit OR
=if(or(and(a1<500,d12%),other or -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "DP7" wrote in message ... I think this problem would be best solved by an IF statement. I need to write a formula that will format a cell or return a value (1 or 0) if cell a1 is less than 500 and d1 is greater than 2% ;also if cell a1 happens to be between 501-999 and cell d1 is greater than 1%; also if cell a1 is greater than 1000 and cell d1 is greater than 0%. I hope I have explained my problem properly. |
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