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tjb

nesting if statements
 
OK let me try to explain this one...

Cell A1 has a number between 0 and 75.

Cell A2 needs to have some nested If statements that reflect the following:
If A1 is between 2 and 4 then A2 should read 80
If A1 is between 5 and 14 then A2 should read 120
If A1 is between 15 and 24 then A2 should read 160
If A1 is 25 and higher then A2 should read 200

Domenic

Try...

=LOOKUP(A1,{2,5,15,25},{80,120,160,200})

Hope this helps!

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tjb wrote:

OK let me try to explain this one...

Cell A1 has a number between 0 and 75.

Cell A2 needs to have some nested If statements that reflect the following:
If A1 is between 2 and 4 then A2 should read 80
If A1 is between 5 and 14 then A2 should read 120
If A1 is between 15 and 24 then A2 should read 160
If A1 is 25 and higher then A2 should read 200


Biff

Hi!

A couple of questions:

What if A1 is <=2 ?

between 2 and 4
between 5 and 14
between 15 and 24


Do you really mean:

=2 and <=4
=5 and <=14
=15 and <=24


Biff

"tjb" wrote in message
...
OK let me try to explain this one...

Cell A1 has a number between 0 and 75.

Cell A2 needs to have some nested If statements that reflect the
following:
If A1 is between 2 and 4 then A2 should read 80
If A1 is between 5 and 14 then A2 should read 120
If A1 is between 15 and 24 then A2 should read 160
If A1 is 25 and higher then A2 should read 200




TN.Jim

=IF(AND(A12,A1<4),80,IF(AND(A15,A1<14),120,IF(AN D(A115,A1<24),160,IF(A125,200))))

Yoou used "between" and so that is how I set up the formulas...
In other words, the following inputs in A2 give the following results:
1 = FALSE
2 = FALSE
3 = 80

You may want to set up a table that allows you to link the formulas so that
you can easliy change the values...

Jim

"tjb" wrote:

OK let me try to explain this one...

Cell A1 has a number between 0 and 75.

Cell A2 needs to have some nested If statements that reflect the following:
If A1 is between 2 and 4 then A2 should read 80
If A1 is between 5 and 14 then A2 should read 120
If A1 is between 15 and 24 then A2 should read 160
If A1 is 25 and higher then A2 should read 200


dominicb


Good evening tjb

You haven't indicated wha is to happen if the number in cell A1 is 0 or
1 - in the example below, 0 is returned. Other than that I think it
covers your requirements.

=IF(A1=25,200,IF(A1=15,160,IF(A1=5,120,IF(A1=2 ,80,0))))

HTH

DominicB


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