Heart Rate Zones

CrashMatRob

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Hi All,
I am trying to do a formula based on heart rate zones during exercise.
So far all I have is below:

=IF(AND(A1>50,A1<60),"Very Light","False")
This would be in cell B2.

B2 would result “Very Light” if cell A1 was between 50 – 60 or result “False” if not.

Would it be possible to incorporate the following in to Formula?

Cell A1 Cell B2
50-60 “Very Light”
60-70 “Light”
70-80 “Moderate”
80-90 “Hard”
90-100 “Very Hard”

Any help would be appreciated.
 

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=IFERROR(CHOOSE(INT(A2/10)-4,"Very Light","Light","Moderate","Hard","Very Hard"),"False")
 
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HelloCrashMAtRob,
maybe something like this...

[/RANGE]
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2B2=IF(AND(A1>50,A1<60),"Very Light",IF(AND(A1>60,A1<70),"Light",IF(AND(A1>70,A1<80),"Moderate",IF(AND(A1>80,A1<90),"Hard",IF(AND(A1>90,A1<100),"Very Hard","False")))))
 
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Try a Lookup with or without a Table.
N.B. numbers like 60 cannot be both the top of one range and the bottom of the next.
The formula that I posted leaves 60 in the lower category.
Try the option that you prefer.

T202101a.xlsm
ABCDE
1105Very HardRateDescription
20Caution
360Very Light50Very Light
460.001Light
5105Very Hard70.001Moderate
680.001Hard
790.001Very Hard
2a
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1,B3B1=LOOKUP(A1,$D$2:$E$7)
B5B5=LOOKUP(A5,{0,"Caution";50,"Very Light";60.001,"Light";70.001,"Moderate";80.001,"Hard";90.001,"Very Hard"})
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback
 
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T202101a.xlsm
ABCDE
1105Very Hard +RateDescription
260Light0Caution
350Very Light
460Light
570Moderate
680Hard
790Very Hard
8100Very Hard +
2a
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1B1=LOOKUP(A1,$D$2:$E$8)
B2B2=LOOKUP(A2,D2:D8,E2:E8)
 
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