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I have figured out the following formula -

=(IF(K16="1 of 4",IF(I1660,"0",(IF(I16<11,"2",IF(I1610,"1","2") ))),0))

and it works exactly as i want it. The point here is that if K16 - "1 of 4"
then the formula goes from there. I want to be able to include a total of
three possible TRUE responses: "1 of 4" "5 of 10" and "25%"

How can i complete this formula to include the additional 2 TRUE options?

Thank you!
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You can use the OR function to add the other scenarios.

=(IF(OR(K16="1 of 4",K16="5 of
10",K16=0.25),IF(I1660,"0",(IF(I16<11,"2",IF(I16 10,"1","2") ))),0))

Does that help?

Steve


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