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I apologize. I have two mistakes in this my earlier question:
The problem is I can't ever get the "value if FALSE". The formulate treats everything after the first lookup as "value if TRUE". ALso, in the first Look up I have {1,4,15,"over 30"}, but that should have been {1,7,14,30} (Again I apologize, but my spreadsheet is on another network with no Internet access, so I have write down the formula and retype in this window (which may also mean my paranthesis may not be correct either!?" KSL. |
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So, are you asking a question now? I haven't seen your earlier posting
(yet - I read them in the order of most recent first when I log on), so I haven't a clue what you are talking about. It probably would have been better to have added this as a reply to your first posting, rather than start a new one with little detail in it. Pete On Aug 28, 9:12 pm, Leonhardtk wrote: I apologize. I have two mistakes in this my earlier question: The problem is I can't ever get the "value if FALSE". The formulate treats everything after the first lookup as "value if TRUE". ALso, in the first Look up I have {1,4,15,"over 30"}, but that should have been {1,7,14,30} (Again I apologize, but my spreadsheet is on another network with no Internet access, so I have write down the formula and retype in this window (which may also mean my paranthesis may not be correct either!?" KSL. |
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My mistake. I was in my original posting, and thought my "new" question
would be nested under my original question. My original question had the subject "LOOKUP" within a condition?" Thanks, KSL "Pete_UK" wrote: So, are you asking a question now? I haven't seen your earlier posting (yet - I read them in the order of most recent first when I log on), so I haven't a clue what you are talking about. It probably would have been better to have added this as a reply to your first posting, rather than start a new one with little detail in it. Pete On Aug 28, 9:12 pm, Leonhardtk wrote: I apologize. I have two mistakes in this my earlier question: The problem is I can't ever get the "value if FALSE". The formulate treats everything after the first lookup as "value if TRUE". ALso, in the first Look up I have {1,4,15,"over 30"}, but that should have been {1,7,14,30} (Again I apologize, but my spreadsheet is on another network with no Internet access, so I have write down the formula and retype in this window (which may also mean my paranthesis may not be correct either!?" KSL. |
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=IF(V2="Incident",
LOOKUP(TODAY()-INT(AK2),{1,4,14,30},{"0-7","8-13","15-29","Over 30"}),LOOKUP(TODAY()-INT(AK2), {1,30,60,90,120},{"0-29","30-59","60-89","90-119","Over 120"})) works fine for me. With AK2=01/08/07 (1st August) and V2="Incident", I get result of "15-29"; if V2 is blank, I get result of "0-29". "Leonhardtk" wrote: My mistake. I was in my original posting, and thought my "new" question would be nested under my original question. My original question had the subject "LOOKUP" within a condition?" Thanks, KSL "Pete_UK" wrote: So, are you asking a question now? I haven't seen your earlier posting (yet - I read them in the order of most recent first when I log on), so I haven't a clue what you are talking about. It probably would have been better to have added this as a reply to your first posting, rather than start a new one with little detail in it. Pete On Aug 28, 9:12 pm, Leonhardtk wrote: I apologize. I have two mistakes in this my earlier question: The problem is I can't ever get the "value if FALSE". The formulate treats everything after the first lookup as "value if TRUE". ALso, in the first Look up I have {1,4,15,"over 30"}, but that should have been {1,7,14,30} (Again I apologize, but my spreadsheet is on another network with no Internet access, so I have write down the formula and retype in this window (which may also mean my paranthesis may not be correct either!?" KSL. |
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