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how can I include more than 8 if functions in a cell?
I am developing a billing spreadsheet which includes the 17 services I
provide (they are each designated with a code number). I want another cell to recognize the codes and apply the applicable rates. The cell is only allowing me to enter 8 units. Is there any way to increase that number? |
how can I include more than 8 if functions in a cell?
With that many code numbers you would be better off using VLOOKUP with a
table range. But see how Chip Pearson's illustrates how to work with more than 7 nested functions. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/nested.htm Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 7 Oct 2009 14:44:01 -0700, ariele wrote: I am developing a billing spreadsheet which includes the 17 services I provide (they are each designated with a code number). I want another cell to recognize the codes and apply the applicable rates. The cell is only allowing me to enter 8 units. Is there any way to increase that number? |
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