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I have a cell that generates an age in years from a date of birth in another cell. 1, 2, 3 etc, The age is displayed in L7 In another cell I need one of three prices based upon that age in L7 Under age 2 should return a price of 3.50 Aged 2 should return a price of 3.20 And 3 and above should returna price of 2.8 I have tried playing with the IF function but just cannot get it to work Hope you can help. Thanks in anticipation |
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=IF(L7<2,3.5,IF(L7=2,3.2,2.8))
Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. " wrote: Hi I have a cell that generates an age in years from a date of birth in another cell. 1, 2, 3 etc, The age is displayed in L7 In another cell I need one of three prices based upon that age in L7 Under age 2 should return a price of 3.50 Aged 2 should return a price of 3.20 And 3 and above should returna price of 2.8 I have tried playing with the IF function but just cannot get it to work Hope you can help. Thanks in anticipation |
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=IF(I7<2,"3.5",IF(I7=2,3.2,IF(I7=3,2.8)))
The above will give the answer you want but are you sure your logic is correct. What happens between 2 and 3? " wrote: Hi I have a cell that generates an age in years from a date of birth in another cell. 1, 2, 3 etc, The age is displayed in L7 In another cell I need one of three prices based upon that age in L7 Under age 2 should return a price of 3.50 Aged 2 should return a price of 3.20 And 3 and above should returna price of 2.8 I have tried playing with the IF function but just cannot get it to work Hope you can help. Thanks in anticipation |
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=if(l7=3,2.8,if(l7=2,3.20,if(l70,3.50,""))) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message oups.com... Hi I have a cell that generates an age in years from a date of birth in another cell. 1, 2, 3 etc, The age is displayed in L7 In another cell I need one of three prices based upon that age in L7 Under age 2 should return a price of 3.50 Aged 2 should return a price of 3.20 And 3 and above should returna price of 2.8 I have tried playing with the IF function but just cannot get it to work Hope you can help. Thanks in anticipation |
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=LOOKUP(L7,{0,3.5;2,3.2;3,2.8})
On Feb 6, 2:19 pm, wrote: Hi I have a cell that generates an age in years from a date of birth in another cell. 1, 2, 3 etc, The age is displayed in L7 In another cell I need one of three prices based upon that age in L7 Under age 2 should return a price of 3.50 Aged 2 should return a price of 3.20 And 3 and above should returna price of 2.8 I have tried playing with the IF function but just cannot get it to work Hope you can help. Thanks in anticipation |
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=IF(L7<2, 3.5, IF(L7<3, 3.2, 2.8) another: =LOOKUP(L7, {0, 2, 3}, {3.5, 3.2, 2.8}) In article .com, wrote: Hi I have a cell that generates an age in years from a date of birth in another cell. 1, 2, 3 etc, The age is displayed in L7 In another cell I need one of three prices based upon that age in L7 Under age 2 should return a price of 3.50 Aged 2 should return a price of 3.20 And 3 and above should returna price of 2.8 I have tried playing with the IF function but just cannot get it to work Hope you can help. Thanks in anticipation |
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Assuming the OP wanted numbers rather than text, the 3.5 should not be
in quotes. If the OP wanted text instead, the other values should be in quotes. In article , Mike wrote: =IF(I7<2,"3.5",IF(I7=2,3.2,IF(I7=3,2.8))) The above will give the answer you want but are you sure your logic is correct. What happens between 2 and 3? |
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