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I need to create a formula that has three options and I don't know if I can
do it in Excel. Is it possible to nest these two statemens in the same cell? =IF(B5<=Y63,B25,B24) =IF(B5=Y64,B5<=y65),B26 |
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Lor wrote:
I need to create a formula that has three options and I don't know if I can do it in Excel. Is it possible to nest these two statemens in the same cell? =IF(B5<=Y63,B25,B24) =IF(B5=Y64,B5<=y65),B26 Yes. But because those conditions are not mutually-exclusive in an obvious way, it is difficult to suggest a solution. The form of the solution might look something like this: =if(and(B5=Y64, B5<=Y65), B26, if(B5<=Y63, B25, B24)) |
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Hi,
Maybe something like: =IF(B5<=Y63,B25,IF(B5<=Y65,B26,B24)) Hope this helps! Jean-Guy "Lor" wrote: I need to create a formula that has three options and I don't know if I can do it in Excel. Is it possible to nest these two statemens in the same cell? =IF(B5<=Y63,B25,B24) =IF(B5=Y64,B5<=y65),B26 |
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