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multiple (nested) IF statements
HHHHHEEEELLPPPPP.
I am trying to compile a formulae to convert a a cell into a result with differing results based upon certain criteria. ie I have a table with name downwards: date sequence top horizontal and hours worked (horizontal alongside names. What I want is another table to look at CELL A:2 and if it is less than VARIABLE 1: then show ANSWER 1: if its greater than VARIABLE 1: then look at the greater of VARIABLE 1 and the less than or equal of VARIABLE 2 and if its between these then show ANSWER 2: I have 5 such Variables with 5 Answers. I have tried IFs: ANDs: and ORs I have even tried some of the answers from here which were simular to what I was looking for....However to no avail...... |
multiple (nested) IF statements
I don't fully understand what you want to do, but rather than a load
of multiple IFs, you might like to look at using CHOOSE, or even the MAX function. Hope this helps. Pete On May 8, 11:29 pm, Poshsod.uk wrote: HHHHHEEEELLPPPPP. I am trying to compile a formulae to convert a a cell into a result with differing results based upon certain criteria. ie I have a table with name downwards: date sequence top horizontal and hours worked (horizontal alongside names. What I want is another table to look at CELL A:2 and if it is less than VARIABLE 1: then show ANSWER 1: if its greater than VARIABLE 1: then look at the greater of VARIABLE 1 and the less than or equal of VARIABLE 2 and if its between these then show ANSWER 2: I have 5 such Variables with 5 Answers. I have tried IFs: ANDs: and ORs I have even tried some of the answers from here which were simular to what I was looking for....However to no avail...... |
multiple (nested) IF statements
Tue, 8 May 2007 15:29:03 -0700 from Poshsod.uk
: HHHHHEEEELLPPPPP. I am trying to compile a formulae to convert a a cell into a result with differing results based upon certain criteria. ie I have a table with name downwards: date sequence top horizontal and hours worked (horizontal alongside names. What I want is another table to look at CELL A:2 and if it is less than VARIABLE 1: then show ANSWER 1: =if(A2<V1, A1, ....) if its greater than VARIABLE 1: then look at the greater of VARIABLE 1 and the less than or equal of VARIABLE 2 and if its between these then show ANSWER 2: I don't understand what you mean here. -- Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA http://OakRoadSystems.com/ |
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