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Hey,
Please help. I'm trying to write a formula for the following: If A <= 0.35, then "Level I" or if A 0.35 and <= 0.70, then "Level II" or if A 0.70, then "Level III". Can somebody help me with this? |
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Assuming your number is in A1, then try this out in B1:
=IF(A1<=0.35,"Level I",IF(A1<=0.7,"Level II","Level III") Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 6, 9:36 pm, mreedtigers wrote: Hey, Please help. I'm trying to write a formula for the following: If A <= 0.35, then "Level I" or if A 0.35 and <= 0.70, then "Level II" or if A 0.70, then "Level III". Can somebody help me with this? |
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=IF(A5<=0.35,"Level 1",IF(A5<=0.7,"Level 2","Level3"))
Regards Trevor "mreedtigers" wrote in message ... Hey, Please help. I'm trying to write a formula for the following: If A <= 0.35, then "Level I" or if A 0.35 and <= 0.70, then "Level II" or if A 0.70, then "Level III". Can somebody help me with this? |
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Try one of these:
=IF(A1<=0.35,"L1",IF(A1<=0.7,"L2","L3")) The robust version: =IF(ISNUMBER(A1),IF(A1<=0.35,"L1",IF(A1<=0.7,"L2", "L3")),"") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mreedtigers" wrote in message ... Hey, Please help. I'm trying to write a formula for the following: If A <= 0.35, then "Level I" or if A 0.35 and <= 0.70, then "Level II" or if A 0.70, then "Level III". Can somebody help me with this? |
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Thanks for the quick help, that was much easier than I thought it would be.
"Pete_UK" wrote: Assuming your number is in A1, then try this out in B1: =IF(A1<=0.35,"Level I",IF(A1<=0.7,"Level II","Level III") Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 6, 9:36 pm, mreedtigers wrote: Hey, Please help. I'm trying to write a formula for the following: If A <= 0.35, then "Level I" or if A 0.35 and <= 0.70, then "Level II" or if A 0.70, then "Level III". Can somebody help me with this? |
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Yes, the logic is that by the time you get to the second IF you have
already tested for A1 being <=0.35, so you don't need to test for that again, and if it is <=.7 then it must also be above 0.35. Glad it worked for you - thanks for feeding back. Pete On Jul 6, 9:56 pm, mreedtigers wrote: Thanks for the quick help, that was much easier than I thought it would be. "Pete_UK" wrote: Assuming your number is in A1, then try this out in B1: =IF(A1<=0.35,"Level I",IF(A1<=0.7,"Level II","Level III") Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 6, 9:36 pm, mreedtigers wrote: Hey, Please help. I'm trying to write a formula for the following: If A <= 0.35, then "Level I" or if A 0.35 and <= 0.70, then "Level II" or if A 0.70, then "Level III". Can somebody help me with this?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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