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How to add traffice light
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I am looking for a solution to add the 2 traffic lights so that get a Cumulative status. For eg : red + amber is red red + green is red amber + green is amber red+red is red amber + amber is red green + green is green Thanks in advance, Avadh |
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Avadh wrote:
Hi, I am looking for a solution to add the 2 traffic lights so that get a Cumulative status. For eg : red + amber is red red + green is red amber + green is amber red+red is red amber + amber is red green + green is green Thanks in advance, Avadh Is this an Excel question, and if so, how? |
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On Jul 15, 11:52 am, Avadh wrote:
Hi, I am looking for a solution to add the 2 traffic lights so that get a Cumulative status. For eg : red + amber is red red + green is red amber + green is amber red+red is red amber + amber is red green + green is green Thanks in advance, Avadh Hi Avadh, in my eyes it's a question of upper and lower limits. a.) define upper and lower limits for each traffic light color; assign the color for all data in these ranges. b.) define rules for cumulative traffic lights, i.e. cumulation of these tolerance ranges. Have fun, cheers Michael |
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I am looking for a solution to add the 2 traffic lights so that get a
Cumulative status. For eg : red + amber is red red + green is red amber + green is amber red+red is red amber + amber is red green + green is green Though I'm not sure what "cumulative status" means in this context, let me address the color combinations that are specified. If the two text values are in A1 and B1, the following formula gives the specified result: =CHOOSE(((A1="red")+2*(A1="amber")+3*(A1="green")) * ((B1="red")+2*(B1="amber")+3*(B1="green")), "red","red","red","red",NA(),"amber",NA(),NA(),"gr een") Explanation: The formula counts red as 1, amber as 2, and green as 3. Then it multiplies the two numbers. The product is between 1 and 9, but cannot be 5, 7, or 8. The CHOOSE(...) returns the specified result for each of the color pairs. (Multiplication works here but not addition, because 4 = 2+2 = 3+1 is ambiguous.) Modify to suit. |
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How to add traffice light
Multiplication works here but not
addition, because 4 = 2+2 = 3+1 is ambiguous. On second thought, addition can work, too. Here's a variation using addition: =CHOOSE((A1="red")+2*(A1="amber")+4*(A1="green")+ (B1="red")+2*(B1="amber")+4*(B1="green"), NA(),"red","red","red","red","amber",NA(),"green") |
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