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greater than or less than if statements
How do you make a formula to state if a number is greater than one number but
less than another number. My example is: if d10 is greater than b20 but less than b20+1, then b10, if not, b20. |
greater than or less than if statements
=IF(AND(D10B20,D10<(B20+1)),B10,B20) Cheers, Steve -- SteveG ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SteveG's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=7571 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=504895 |
greater than or less than if statements
=IF(AND(D10B20,D10<B20+1)<B10,B20)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "ERG" wrote in message ... How do you make a formula to state if a number is greater than one number but less than another number. My example is: if d10 is greater than b20 but less than b20+1, then b10, if not, b20. |
greater than or less than if statements
"ERG" wrote: How do you make a formula to state if a number is greater than one number but less than another number. My example is: if d10 is greater than b20 but less than b20+1, then b10, if not, b20. |
greater than or less than if statements
=IF((B20 + 1) D10,B20,D10)
"ERG" wrote: How do you make a formula to state if a number is greater than one number but less than another number. My example is: if d10 is greater than b20 but less than b20+1, then b10, if not, b20. |
greater than or less than if statements
Try =IF(D10<B20+1,IF(D10B20,D10,B20),B20)
"ERG" wrote: How do you make a formula to state if a number is greater than one number but less than another number. My example is: if d10 is greater than b20 but less than b20+1, then b10, if not, b20. |
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