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Combining AND and OR functions
Where would the "OR" go in the following function:
Cell A1 can be Yes or No Cell A2 can be any number Cell A3 can be any number If EITHER Cell A1 is "Yes" OR Cell A2 is equal to or above 50 AND Cell A3 is equal to or above 100, then return "OK"; however, if cell A1 is "No" AND either A2 is below 50 or A3 is below 100, then return "No good" =IF(AND(A2=50,A3=100),"OK","No good") How would I add the OR term to test whether A1 is Yes or No? -- MZ |
Combining AND and OR functions
"MZ" wrote:
If EITHER Cell A1 is "Yes" OR Cell A2 is equal to or above 50 AND Cell A3 is equal to or above 100, then return "OK"; however, if cell A1 is "No" AND either A2 is below 50 or A3 is below 100, then return "No good" =IF(OR(A1="yes",AND(A2=50,A3=100)), "OK", "No good") Alternatively: =IF((A1="yes")+(A2=50)*(A3=100), "OK", "No good") I would use the latter (less clear, IMHO) only if the function nesting limit (7 before Excel 2007) becomes a problem. ----- original message ----- "MZ" wrote: Where would the "OR" go in the following function: Cell A1 can be Yes or No Cell A2 can be any number Cell A3 can be any number If EITHER Cell A1 is "Yes" OR Cell A2 is equal to or above 50 AND Cell A3 is equal to or above 100, then return "OK"; however, if cell A1 is "No" AND either A2 is below 50 or A3 is below 100, then return "No good" =IF(AND(A2=50,A3=100),"OK","No good") How would I add the OR term to test whether A1 is Yes or No? -- MZ |
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