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How put together this formula to determine if my blood pressure is in normal
range: If =<120 return "Normal" If between 121 and 139 return "Pre-hypertension" If between 140 and 159 return "Stage One" If greater than or equal to 160 "Stage Two" Thanks in advance. -- Pat Miller |
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=LOOKUP(A1,{0,"Normal";121,"Pre-hypertension"; 140,"Stage One"; 160, "Stage 2"}) In article , Pat Miller wrote: How put together this formula to determine if my blood pressure is in normal range: If =<120 return "Normal" If between 121 and 139 return "Pre-hypertension" If between 140 and 159 return "Stage One" If greater than or equal to 160 "Stage Two" Thanks in advance. |
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=IF(A1<121,"Normal",IF(A1<140,"Pre-hypertension",IF(A1<160,"Stage One","Stage
Two"))) "Pat Miller" wrote: How put together this formula to determine if my blood pressure is in normal range: If =<120 return "Normal" If between 121 and 139 return "Pre-hypertension" If between 140 and 159 return "Stage One" If greater than or equal to 160 "Stage Two" Thanks in advance. -- Pat Miller |
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