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Another solution for multiple embeeded IF
Hi Arvi,
what happens if they are more than 24 conditions? On 2004-12-10 01:19:00 -0500, "Arvi Laanemets" said: Hi When there are 24 or less conditions, then =CHOOSE(MAX(CEILING(A1,1),4)-3,4.25,5.35,6.15,...,##.##) When you prefer an editable price table, or when there number of prices is 24, then enter those prices into some range in ascending order, like this: 4.25 5.35 6.15 ... ##.## Further you can refer to this price table directly, or you can define a named range p.e. PriceList The formula will be =INDEX(PriceList;MAX(CEILING(A1,1),4)-3,0) |
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