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Excel Formula to return a text value based on different criteria
- May 02, 2022
Excel does not recognize ≥.
For 'greater than or equal to' use >=
For 'less than or equal to to' use <=
For 'not equal to' use <>
Also, you should place the condition D23>79 at the beginning:
=IF(D23>=79, "De Facto High", IF(D23>=34, High", IF(D23>=16,"Medium", IF(D23>=1, "Low", "Ineligible"))))
You can also use =LOOKUP(D23, {-1000, 1, 16, 34, 79}, {"Ineligible", "Low", "Medium", "High", "De Facto High"}
Excel does not recognize ≥.
For 'greater than or equal to' use >=
For 'less than or equal to to' use <=
For 'not equal to' use <>
Also, you should place the condition D23>79 at the beginning:
=IF(D23>=79, "De Facto High", IF(D23>=34, High", IF(D23>=16,"Medium", IF(D23>=1, "Low", "Ineligible"))))
You can also use =LOOKUP(D23, {-1000, 1, 16, 34, 79}, {"Ineligible", "Low", "Medium", "High", "De Facto High"}
- ClaireepMay 02, 2022Copper ContributorThank you Hans, your second option worked like a dream.
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