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Conditional formula

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    Conditional formula

    Hi,

    I have attached a small part of a customer list, where I need to put a Class "H" or Class "K" on Column O based on the following criteria:

    1) Put Class A If Total 2010 Sales is > $16,000, But if there was no sales in 3 consecutive Months after first month of sales then the class should be K

    2) B If Sales Range is between $8,000 - $15,999 But if there was no sales in 3 consecutive Months after first month of sales then the class should be K

    3) C If Sales Range is between $5,000 - $14,999, But if there was no sales in 3 consecutive Months after first month of sales then the class should be K

    4) D If Sales Range is between $2,000 - $4,999, But if there was no sales in 3 consecutive Months after first month of sales then the class should be H

    5) E If Sales Range is <$2,000 But if there was no sales in 3 consecutive Months after first month of sales then the class should be H

    There are some #N/A in some cells. Any help would be highly appreciated.

    Thanks in advance.
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    Re: Conditional formula

    One approach:

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    use P to avoid repetitive calcs.

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