I want to evaluate a value between two limits. In other words, a greater
than and less than, using an IF function.

I wrote the equation:
=IF(0<(fp)<100,(12/42)*qi,(6/42)*qi)
for the conditions of fp greater than 0 and less than 100, but regardless of
what value I use for fp, it returns the second (false) result.

Obviously I have written the equation incorrectly. How should it have been
written?

Thanks in advance!
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PROINWV

Try it like this:

=IF(AND(fp0,fp<100),12/42*qi,6/42*qi)

Note that 0 and 100 are excluded. If you meant that the boundaries are to be
included:

=IF(AND(fp=0,fp<=100),12/42*qi,6/42*qi)


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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"proinwv" wrote in message
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I want to evaluate a value between two limits. In other words, a greater
than and less than, using an IF function.

I wrote the equation:
=IF(0<(fp)<100,(12/42)*qi,(6/42)*qi)
for the conditions of fp greater than 0 and less than 100, but regardless
of
what value I use for fp, it returns the second (false) result.

Obviously I have written the equation incorrectly. How should it have been
written?

Thanks in advance!
--
PROINWV

Thanks very much. That solves my problem.

Also, thanks for the fast reply.

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"proinwv" wrote in message
...

Thanks very much. That solves my problem.

Also, thanks for the fast reply.