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Hello All,
I am trying to use this formula =IF(AG3=5,"2008",IF(AG3=4,"2009",IF(AG3=3,"2010",I F(AG3=2,"2011",IF(AG3=1,"2012"))))) to assign a year value to the numbers 1,2,3,4, and 5. These numbers are the product of the following formula: =IF(AF32.6,"5",IF(AF32.01,"4",IF(AF31.42,"3",IF (AF30.83,"2",IF(AF30.24,"1",IF(AF3<0.01,"Beyond 5 Years")))))). When I write the formula, the result is "FALSE". When I use the same formula in cells with just numeric values, it works, and I get the correspondent years. Do I get "FALSE" because I am referring to cells with formula in it? I formatted the 1,2,3, 4, and 5 column as general and numeric and still have the same problem. I need to keep the second formula in place because this data is subject to changes depending on scores. Is there a way around this? I can provide an example if necessary. I tried a vlookup and hlookup with no luck. Thank you, Frank |
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