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Modifying an If Statement

  1. #1
    carl
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    Modifying an If Statement

    I am using this:

    =IF($C1=0;$D1;IF($C1<=0.15;$C1;IF(AND($B1<>0;$C1<>0);ROUNDDOWN(MEDIAN($B1:$C1);1);$D1)))

    Would like to add another condition. If B1<=.10 and C1=5, then return .15.

    Thank you in advance.

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    Bob Phillips
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    Re: Modifying an If Statement

    =IF($C1=0;$D1;IF($C1<=0.15;$C1;IF(AND(B1<=.10;C1=5);.15;IF($B1<>0;ROUNDDOWN(
    MEDIAN($B1:$C1);1);$D1))))


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    "carl" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I am using this:
    >
    >

    =IF($C1=0;$D1;IF($C1<=0.15;$C1;IF(AND($B1<>0;$C1<>0);ROUNDDOWN(MEDIAN($B1:$C
    1);1);$D1)))
    >
    > Would like to add another condition. If B1<=.10 and C1=5, then return .15.
    >
    > Thank you in advance.




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