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if cell falls within range of number (i.e. 2500 to 4999)
I want to detetermine is a cell falls within a pre-estabished set up ranges.
Cell A1 = 4800 Such as if quantity is 2500-4999 it should return 1.5% if quantity is 5000-9999 it should return 1.2% So this correct answer should return 1.5% |
Answer: if cell falls within range of number (i.e. 2500 to 4999)
That's it! You can now use this formula to determine the percentage for any value that falls within your pre-established set of ranges. |
if cell falls within range of number (i.e. 2500 to 4999)
What do you want to happen if the value in A1 is less than 2500 or
greater than 9999? Pete On Aug 18, 5:17*pm, Susan wrote: I want to detetermine is a cell falls within a pre-estabished set up ranges. Cell A1 = 4800 Such as if quantity is 2500-4999 it should return 1.5% if quantity is 5000-9999 it should return 1.2% So this correct answer should return 1.5% |
if cell falls within range of number (i.e. 2500 to 4999)
Susan,
Format the cell with this in as percentage =IF(AND(A1=2500,A1<=4999),1.5%,IF(AND(A1=5000,A1 <=9999),1.2%,"Outside of range")) Mike "Susan" wrote: I want to detetermine is a cell falls within a pre-estabished set up ranges. Cell A1 = 4800 Such as if quantity is 2500-4999 it should return 1.5% if quantity is 5000-9999 it should return 1.2% So this correct answer should return 1.5% |
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