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I need assistance setting up a "IF" statement
Can you create an if statement for me?
If a4=<75,001 fee=2.00 if a4=75,001 but <125001 fee=1.75 if a4=125001 but<250001 fee=1.50 if a4=250001 but<1000001 fee=1.25 if a4=1000001 fee=1.00 |
Hi
One way, without IF statements =1+(A4<1000001)*0.25+(A4<250001)*0.25+(A4<125001)* 0.25+(A4<75001)*0.25 Regards Roger Govier mmr wrote: Can you create an if statement for me? If a4=<75,001 fee=2.00 if a4=75,001 but <125001 fee=1.75 if a4=125001 but<250001 fee=1.50 if a4=250001 but<1000001 fee=1.25 if a4=1000001 fee=1.00 |
=2-(0.25*(MATCH(A4,{0,75002,125002,250002,1000001},1)-1))
-- HTH Bob Phillips "mmr" wrote in message ... Can you create an if statement for me? If a4=<75,001 fee=2.00 if a4=75,001 but <125001 fee=1.75 if a4=125001 but<250001 fee=1.50 if a4=250001 but<1000001 fee=1.25 if a4=1000001 fee=1.00 |
Hi,
Try these: =LOOKUP(A4,{0,75000,125000,250000,100000},{2,1.75, 1.5,1.25,1}) =INDEX({2,1.75,1.5,1.25,1},MATCH(A4,{0,75000,12500 0,250000,100000})) =CHOOSE(MATCH(A4,{0,75000,125000,250000,100000}),2 ,1.75,1.5,1.25,1) =VLOOKUP(A4,{0,2;75000,1.75;125000,1.5;250000,1.25 ;100000,1},2) the fixed arrays can also be replaced by references to ranges, e.g. if you had the following table in range [C1:D5] [C] [D] ------------------ 0 2 75000 1.75 125000 1.5 250000 1.25 100000 1 then: =LOOKUP(A4,C1:C5,D1:D5) =INDEX(D1:D5,MATCH(A4,C1:C5)) =CHOOSE(MATCH(A4,C1:C5),2,1.75,1.5,1.25,1) =VLOOKUP(A4,C1:D5,2) Regards, KL "mmr" wrote in message ... Can you create an if statement for me? If a4=<75,001 fee=2.00 if a4=75,001 but <125001 fee=1.75 if a4=125001 but<250001 fee=1.50 if a4=250001 but<1000001 fee=1.25 if a4=1000001 fee=1.00 |
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