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Default Satisfying Multiple Criteria in an "IF" Function

I need a formula that looks to see that a value is greater than one cell and
less than or equal to another. If the results are valid, I want it to say
"yes". If not valid, then result as blank. I have an IF formula that satifies
one value but not for two. It looks like this:

if(A1=B1,C1,"")

How do I make it work to satisfy multiple criteria? Thanks
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Default Satisfying Multiple Criteria in an "IF" Function

maybe this

=IF(AND(A1A2,A1<=A3),C1,"")

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"Jerry B Smith" wrote:

I need a formula that looks to see that a value is greater than one cell and
less than or equal to another. If the results are valid, I want it to say
"yes". If not valid, then result as blank. I have an IF formula that satifies
one value but not for two. It looks like this:

if(A1=B1,C1,"")

How do I make it work to satisfy multiple criteria? Thanks
--
JerryS

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