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    stellarblue11
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    Re: Logiacl function with multiple conditions


    I understand your suggestion, but wouldn't I have to include a lookup
    for evey possible option? Wouldn't an IF or an IFAND statement be more
    appropriate? I would like to be able to just enter one formula to cover
    all of the percent ranges and point possibilities.

    Thanks in advance!!


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    I dont think so, unless I misunderstood what you want. Try it!

    As an if statement it is longer

    if(A1>=10,"10 Pts",if(a1>=5,"5 pts", if(a1>=2,"2 pts"," ")))

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    Dav
    Last edited by Dav; 05-25-2006 at 04:32 AM.

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    stellarblue11
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    Re: Logiacl function with multiple conditions


    I tried both and was unfortunately unsuccessful. I am totally confounded
    by this seemily simple problem!

    The lookup table, returned only the ', telling me that no matter what %
    was referencing excel was just recognizing it as 0. The IF statement
    returned 2 pts for a YOY % change of 146.3%, which was the same problem
    I was running into initially.

    Is excel perhaps referencing the value of the % change formula instead
    of it's result?


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