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ResolvedVersion 2007

Adeola has attended:
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Practice Nested - IF

Hi,

I was working on the Practice Nested IF spreadsheet used during Advanced Excel Course and entered the formular below:
=IF(C7<30,(D7*C7),IF(C7=30,(E7*C7),IF(C7>30,(E7*C7),IF(C7=50,(E7*C7),IF(C7>50,(F7*C7))))))
Amazingly, the latter part of the formula does not work i.e, for functions greater than 50. Can you please tell me where I went wrong?

My email address is adeolaalabi@yahoo.co.uk

Thanks.

Adeola

RE: Practice Nested - IF

Hi Adeola

I've made a small change to he formula. For the third IF instead of IF(C7>30 I put C7<50

=IF(C7<30,(D7*C7),IF(C7=30,(E7*C7),IF(C7<50,(E7*C7),IF(C7=50,(E7*C7),IF(C7>50,(F7*C7))))))

With multiple IF's all the operators have to point the same way except the final one. That's the reason the last 2 IF's weren't functioning. I hope that helps for your example.

Doug

RE: Practice Nested - IF

Hi Doug,

Thanks for the response. That was very helpful.

Regards.

Adeola

 

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