Hello,

if possible i need the following to display in a cell if the conditions
below are met:

If between *85 *and *89* inclusive is displayed i need the adjacent
cell to display "*R*".

If betwen *90 *and *94* inclusive then cell should read "*A*"

and, if between *95 *and *100 *displayed then adjacent cell should
display "*G*".


Btw, the R,A,G, is just a RED , AMBER, GREEN scoring.

Cheers.


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Hello,

if possible i need the following to display in a cell if the
conditions below are met:

If between *85 *and *89* inclusive is displayed i need the adjacent
cell to display "*R*".

If betwen *90 *and *94* inclusive then cell should read "*A*"

and, if between *95 *and *100 *displayed then adjacent cell should
display "*G*".


Btw, the R,A,G, is just a RED , AMBER, GREEN scoring.

Cheers.


Hi,

try this:

=IF(ISNA(LOOKUP(C17,{85,90,95},{"R","A","G"})),"", IF(C17100,"",LOOKUP(C17,{85,90,95},{"R","A","G"}) ))

where C17 is the cell to test. If the value in C17 is lower than 85 or
higher than 100, the formula result is "" (a null string), i.e. the cell
will look empty.

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Hope I helped you.

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Ciao

Franz Verga from Italy

hi!

why don't u try

=IF(AND(A5=85,A5<90),"R",IF(AND(A5=90,A5<=94),"A ",IF(AND(A5=95,A5<=100),"G","")))

-via135


fodman Wrote:
Hello,

if possible i need the following to display in a cell if the conditions
below are met:

If between *85 *and *89* inclusive is displayed i need the adjacent
cell to display "*R*".

If betwen *90 *and *94* inclusive then cell should read "*A*"

and, if between *95 *and *100 *displayed then adjacent cell should
display "*G*".


Btw, the R,A,G, is just a RED , AMBER, GREEN scoring.

Cheers.


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Works perfect, thanks. :)


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Why not use conditional formatting to colour the cells rather than return a
RAG value. You could use 3 conditions with a formula of


=AND(A5=85,A5<90
for red

=AND(A5=90,A5<=94)
for amber

=AND(A5=95,A5<=100)
for green

I have posted an example at http://cjoint.com/?gzl2IQsBJy

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Works perfect, thanks. :)


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Thanks but i need the "R" "A" "G" in the cells as the results get sent
to ancient blackberry handhelds so colour formatting doesn't show up.!


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Oh I see. I think I would still colour the RAG column for the Excel version
anyway, added value <g

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Thanks but i need the "R" "A" "G" in the cells as the results get sent
to ancient blackberry handhelds so colour formatting doesn't show up.!


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