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Greetings:
In Column A I will have text data that will be "Significant", "Moderate" or "Minor" In Column B I will have text data that will be "Imminent", "Likely", "Unlikely" In column C depending on the data in A & B I want to display a result that which will be "High", "Medium" or "Low" Significant, Imminent = High Significant, Likely = High Moderate, Imminent = High Significant, Unlikely = Medium Moderate, Likely = Medium Minor, Imminent = Medium Moderate, Unlikely = Low Minor, Likely = Low Minor, Unlikely = Low What function would be the best to use here. One could make a ponderous IF statement but I'm assuming there is a better way and a better function to use. |
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