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    If nesting limits

    I am looking for a solution to this spread sheet. A little back ground mite help to under stand what I am trying to accomplish is I supply and install Accordion shutters, the shutter widths only come in certain sizes. (see Shutter size chart) and the building openings varies. When I order, I need to go to the next size larger than the window.
    The problem is the nesting limit; the size chart contains 70 sizes.

    I input the actual opening width in C5 and Excel finds the width size that is the same or the next size lager.
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    The width is 20, which is between 17.6 &23.5 on the Shutter size chart, I enter that in C5 excel returns the value of 30.25 from line 4 on the Shutter size chart.

    So I think should be looking for a equal to or greater than type formula but there are so many arguments
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    Assuming the column of shutter widths is on Sheet2, column B, you can enter this formula in cell E5:
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    There may be a shorter formula, but this should work, assuming the "MASONRY OPENING WIDTH" column heading is on row 1, and the data starts in row 2.

    HTH

    Jason

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    Re: If nesting limits

    Quote Originally Posted by jasoncw View Post
    Assuming the column of shutter widths is on Sheet2, column B, you can enter this formula in cell E5:
    Please Login or Register  to view this content.
    There may be a shorter formula, but this should work, assuming the "MASONRY OPENING WIDTH" column heading is on row 1, and the data starts in row 2.

    HTH

    Jason
    Generally, the development of column shutter is according to the indentation of the column heading based on the excel software.

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    Re: If nesting limits

    Quote Originally Posted by anshuman089 View Post
    Generally, the development of column shutter is according to the indentation of the column heading based on the excel software.
    There are two attributes of excel spreadsheet.One is the row and other is the column.What happens to the reference axis of the cell gets focussed on how many rows needs to be updated.
    The software is having tabbed menu that instantly focusses on every of that page.

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