Nested IF Statement

AliGeeJay

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I am looking for some advice of nested IF statements.

I am looking to put an IF statement in Cell C2 with the following conditions:

If Cell A2 <10 and Cell D2 = Compliant then “ “ but, if Cell A2 is between 10 and 50 refence Cell E5, but if it is >50 then reference Cell E4.

However if Cell A2 <10 and Cell D2 = Investigate then reference Cell E3 but, if Cell A2 is between 10 and 50 reference Cell E5, but if it is >50 then reference Cell E4.

Finally, if Cell D2 = Concurrent then reference Cell E4.

I hope my outline above makes sense.

I have attached a spreadsheet for reference of what the outcome would look like.

Con_Sample.xlsx
ABCDE
1Threshold %RAG Status
29%Compliant
335%Compliant?
4-12%?Investigate
515%Concurrent
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C5C5=IF(A5<0,"",IF(OR(D5="Concurrent",D5="Investigate",D5="Compliant"),IF(OR(A5>10,A5<50,),E5,"")))
 

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How about
Excel Formula:
=IF(D2="Concurrent",$E$4,IF(A2<10,IF(D2="compliant","",$E$3),IF(A2<=50,$E$5,$E$4)))
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=IF(D2="Concurrent",$E$4,IF(A2<10,IF(D2="compliant","",$E$3),IF(A2<=50,$E$5,$E$4)))
Hello again, in order take into account the Investigate section do I need to copy the section for Compliant and change this to Investigate?
 
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No need to change anything, it should do that already.
 
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It works for me, unless I have misunderstood something.
Cond_Sample.xlsx
ABCDE
1Threshold %RAG Status
29% Compliant
335%Compliant?
4-12%?Investigate
5-15%Concurrent
612%Compliant
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C6C2=IF(D2="Concurrent",$E$4,IF(A2<10,IF(D2="compliant","",$E$3),IF(A2<=50,$E$5,$E$4)))
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
B6Cell Value<0textNO
A6Cell Value<0textNO
B2:B5Cell Value<0textNO
A2Cell Value<0textNO
A3:A5Cell Value<0textNO
 
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It works for me, unless I have misunderstood something.
Your formula matches the description in the OP but his example is his first post is not consistent with his description.

AliGeeJay said:
Finally, if Cell D2 = Concurrent then reference Cell E4.
But the example shows that case referencing E5.
 
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Agreed, I was just going by the description. Have to see if there is any further feedback from the OP.
 
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