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Multiples answers using “IF”

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    Post Multiples answers using “IF”

    • Less than (30) = 6 Month Duration
    • Greater than or equal (30) = 12 Month Duration
    • Less than 500 = 6 months
    • Greater than or equal 500 = 12 Months
    • Greater than 1000 = 18 Months


    =IF(AND((B10<=499),(C10<30)),"6 MONTHS","12 MONTH")

    This is what I have so far.
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    Re: Multiples answers using “IF”

    Since you have two different variables (cell B10 and cell C10), you'll need to clarify your parameters. What do you want the formula to return if the two variables contradict each other (e.g.: b10>1000 and c10<30)? If you can come up with all different combinations of results, setting up the if statement shouldn't be too hard.

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    Re: Multiples answers using “IF”

    as an alternative, you could set up a 2-column table with the value and the duration. then use vlookup() to reference the values
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