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"KMBOhio" wrote:
Basically, 4 possible date ranges that would each produce a different text value. Any suggestions? =IF(I1<DATEVALUE("1-Apr"), "Spring Assortment", IF(I1<DATEVALUE("1-Jul"), "Summer Assortment". IF(I1<DATEVALUE("1-Oct"),"Fall Assortment", "Holiday Assortment"))) I don't like the use of DATEVALUE. I would be inclined to use DATE(YEAR(I1),4,1) instead of DATEVALUE("1-Apr"), for example. ----- original message ----- "KMBOhio" wrote: I am trying to create a formula using multiple IF statements. Individually they all work but I don't know how to connect them in into one formula. Basically, 4 possible date ranges that would each produce a different text value. Any suggestions? =IF(AND(I1=DATEVALUE("1-Jan"),I1<=DATEVALUE("31-Mar")),"Spring Assortment")*IF(AND(I1=DATEVALUE("1-Apr"),I1<=DATEVALUE("30-Jun")),"Summer Assortment")*IF(AND(I1=DATEVALUE("1-Jul"),I1<=DATEVALUE("30-Sep")),"Fall Assortment")*IF(AND(I1=DATEVALUE("1-Oct"),I1<=DATEVALUE("31-Dec")),"Holiday Assortment") |
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