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Populating a cell based on a range of values
What is the best approach for populating a cell on a spreadsheet based on a
range of possible values. For example if the value in cell a1 =1, value in b1 should be 0, if the valued in cell a1 is .900 and <.999, cell b1 should be a 1. I wasn't sure if I should use the and function or a Vlookup. Sorry to bother everyone on a Friday! Ken K. - 2191 -- akkrug |
Populating a cell based on a range of values
Hi Ken
Try this. =IF(A1=1,0,IF(A10.9,1,"")) Regards, Per "akkrug" skrev i meddelelsen ... What is the best approach for populating a cell on a spreadsheet based on a range of possible values. For example if the value in cell a1 =1, value in b1 should be 0, if the valued in cell a1 is .900 and <.999, cell b1 should be a 1. I wasn't sure if I should use the and function or a Vlookup. Sorry to bother everyone on a Friday! Ken K. - 2191 -- akkrug |
Populating a cell based on a range of values
Thanks Per! I've got several more expressions I've got to include, but this
has definitely put me on the right track!! Have a great weekend! Ken K -- akkrug "Per Jessen" wrote: Hi Ken Try this. =IF(A1=1,0,IF(A10.9,1,"")) Regards, Per "akkrug" skrev i meddelelsen ... What is the best approach for populating a cell on a spreadsheet based on a range of possible values. For example if the value in cell a1 =1, value in b1 should be 0, if the valued in cell a1 is .900 and <.999, cell b1 should be a 1. I wasn't sure if I should use the and function or a Vlookup. Sorry to bother everyone on a Friday! Ken K. - 2191 -- akkrug |
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