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=IF(C6>=0<=150,150000,IF(C6>=151<=160,158000))
I Need to use "OR" but im not sure how.
IF C6 is >=0 but <=150, then use 150,000
IF C6 is >=151 but <= 160, then use 158,000.
Please help!!!
=IF(C6>=0<=150,150000,IF(C6>=151<=160,158000))
I Need to use "OR" but im not sure how.
IF C6 is >=0 but <=150, then use 150,000
IF C6 is >=151 but <= 160, then use 158,000.
Please help!!!
Like this:
=IF(OR(C6>=0,C6<=150),150000,IF(OR(C6>=151,C6<=160),158000))
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Thank you!
I tried that one, the value show as "FALSE"
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daffodil11. Thanks a lot!!. I started from zero. I see I also was missing a comma.
THANKS!!!!
If it's showing false, then it believes the value in C6 is either less than 0, or greater than 160 or text. I would bet on the last one. In a blank cell, type this formula
=ISNUMBER(C6)
If that's false, then Excel is storing your number as text. Can you upload the spreadsheet? (Go Advanced> Manage Attachments)
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No problem, glad we could help out.
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