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I'm trying to nest greater than 7 arguments, based on a variable rate
structure. For example, there are 8 different age catories, and 9 different rates... so depending on the person's age, i need to use a different rate. I have successfully nested the maximum, but it leaves me with three age groups that I can't calculate automatically. Here is my formula so far: =IF(F3=70,Q3*VolLifeRates!$B$28,IF(F3=65,Q3*VolL ifeRates!$B$27,IF(F3=60,Q3*VolLifeRates!$B$26,IF( F3=55,Q3*VolLifeRates!$B$25,IF(F3=50,Q3*VolLifeR ates!$B$24,IF(F3=45,Q3*VolLifeRates!$B$23,IF(F3= 40,Q3*VolLifeRates!$B$22,IF(F3=40,Q3*VolLifeRates !$B$21,"manual calc.")))))))) It doesnt work or anyone under 40 :( so i have to manually calculate any clients who's age is less than 40. Grateful if you have a way around Microsoft's maximum! |
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