IF Statement when multiple conditions are met

paularthur

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Hello,

I'm having trouble trying to get my head around an Excel function. I have an example below to give you an idea of what I want to achieve.

Excel Formula:
=IF(A1=50,"Is equal to 50",IF(A1<100,"its less than 100",IF(A1>49,"Greater than 49","blah")))

So if A1 was 50 all of the conditions are met so I want the output to be all the outcomes for example

Is equal to 50, its less than 100, Greater than 49.

If A1 was 60 it would give;

its less than 100, Greater than 49.

Would I need to do this in VBA or is there any other feature of Excel that would make this easier?

Thank you in advance for any help.

Paul
 

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Your arguments will conflict with each other
If A1 is 50 then ALL 3 arguments will be true, and the first one will be accepted.
Maybe you need to give us REAL data as an example.
Are you saying you want both / all answers as a result ??
You probably need something like this, you can expand as required, depending on how many variables you want

Excel Formula:
=IF(AND(A1=50,A1<100),"Is equal to 50 and its less than 100",IF(AND(A1>49,A1<100,A1<>50),"its less than 100 and Greater than 49","blah"))
 
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Hi Michael,

Thanks for getting back to me.

That's the problem I am having, it might not be an IF i need to use. As you say the first condition is accepted but I want something that will evaluate all the conditions and give the outputs for the ones that match.

I'll post a real example when I get back on my work laptop.

Thanks again,
Paul
 
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