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I currently have the following for a formula:
=IF(AN9<7,AM16,IF(AN9<10,AM17,IF(AN9<13,AM18,IF(AN 9<15,AM19,IF(AN914,"Manager Appr"))))) I have seen and used a less intense one where all of the IFs are in the first set of brackets and all of the results are in the second set. I cannot find the same formula and cannot make it work on my own. =IF(7,10,13,15,???) (results set) |
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Try something like this:
=IF(AN9=15,"Manager Appr",LOOKUP(AN9,{0,7,10,13,15},AM16:AM19)) Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "jerminski73" wrote: I currently have the following for a formula: =IF(AN9<7,AM16,IF(AN9<10,AM17,IF(AN9<13,AM18,IF(AN 9<15,AM19,IF(AN914,"Manager Appr"))))) I have seen and used a less intense one where all of the IFs are in the first set of brackets and all of the results are in the second set. I cannot find the same formula and cannot make it work on my own. =IF(7,10,13,15,???) (results set) |
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PERFECT!! Thank you
This is the way I had alternatively found but I like your option better. Jeremy |
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I'm glad I could help........(and thanks for the feedback.)
*********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "jerminski73" wrote: PERFECT!! Thank you This is the way I had alternatively found but I like your option better. Jeremy |
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As I learn more, I create new problems to solve.... I am writing a "multiple
choice contract attached to the info you helped me fix. In it I want to put a standard response based upon a numeric value entered on each line.... AZ14 has a pretyped roofing response, BA14 is a siding response, BB14 is a Stone response, so if a 1 is entered then fill roofing response, 2=siding response, 3=stone response. If the value of AY14=1, AZ14 IF AY14=2, BA14 IF AY=3, BB14 I think you might get the picture. I am sure I am close to the answer but am missing a comma or parenthesis or something... here's what I am trying to use ... =LOOKUP(AY14,{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10},{AZ14,BA14,BB1 4,BC14,BD14,BE14,BF14,BG14,BH14,BI14}) Thanks |
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Thought I was close, This seems to be working, is this the best way to do it?
=IF(AY14=0,"",LOOKUP(AY14,{1,2,3,4},AZ14:BC14)) |
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That would be fine.....
Alternatively, if the cell AY14 values are consecutive (beginning with zero) AND the referenced Row_14 cells are also consecutive, you might consider this: =IF(AY14=0,"",INDEX(AZ14:BC14,1,AY14)) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "jerminski73" wrote: Thought I was close, This seems to be working, is this the best way to do it? =IF(AY14=0,"",LOOKUP(AY14,{1,2,3,4},AZ14:BC14)) |
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