Excel Formula

Bu77al0

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I am trying to enter a formual using the IF function. For example:
=+IF(D26=0%,0.49%,"1",IF( D26=0.50%,1.90%,"2"))

In other words, I am trying to attain a value if the cell falls within a range of numbers. In the above example, the range would be from 0% to .49% or .50% to 1.90%.

How do I enter the range of numbers?

Thank you
This message was edited by Bu77al0 on 2002-11-06 18:23
This message was edited by Bu77al0 on 2002-11-06 18:24
 

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Try this instead:

=IF(D26<.005,1,if(D26<.019,2,""))

Did that work for you?
 
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