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I am trying to convert an old Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet into Excel. I have
several cells that contain multiple nested IF statements. I understand from the documentation that there is a limitation in Excel that says that you can only have 7 levels of nested IF statements. I have a need to go as many as 18 levels of nested IF statements. Is there any way to cajole Excel into not choking on this nesting? There are so many things that Excel does better than Lotus 1-2-3, but this is one big negative for Excel. Thanks for any input you can provide. |
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