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I am programming a spreadsheet for work which is a defect code list sent to
customers to authorize returns. The defect codes are 3 digit numbers that correspond to that particular defect... here is my current formula which works well but is cut off at seven arguments: =IF(E3=301,"Phone Locked (PIN)",IF(E3=332,"Incorrect Software",IF(E3=360,"Service Required",IF(E3=363,"Cannot Detect SIM Card",IF(E3=371,"No Data Service",IF(E3=407,"Cosmetic Defect-Trackball", IF(E3=414,"Debris/Fingerprints/Moisture Spots", IF(E3=415, "Display Lens Scratched","N/A")))))))) It's working very well, but I have about 35 different arguments I need to enter. Can anyone assist on a formula I can use? The current IF function works great for what I need but I need more arguments. Thanks! Ryan Ford |
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