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Hello
I am using Word 2000. I have the following formula in cell B1: =IF(A1="Alan",85,IF(A1="Glen",85,IF(A1="Tony",85,I F(A1="Trevor",47,IF(A1="Bob",47,IF(A1="Bobby",47,I F(A1="Andre",47,IF(A1="Clive",47,IF(A1="Claire",47 ))))))))) How do I edit the formula to 'combine' Alan, Glen & Tony (equalling '85') in one part of the formula & all of the other names (equalling 47) in another part of the formula (to simplify the formula & to avoid a nesting of more than 7)? Hope that makes sense. Many thanks. Rachael |
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