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niknik11
Aug 01, 2023Copper Contributor
IF formula giving an error
I'm using the following nested formula for assigning different values based on a threshold percentage: =IF(O4>0.8;"Strong";IF(O4>0.6;"Moderate";IF(O4>0.4;"Weak"; ""))) If a result in the sel...
- Aug 01, 2023
Since you use point as decimal separator, you should use comma instead of semicolon to separate the arguments of the functions:
=IF(O4>0.8, "Strong", IF(O4>0.6, "Moderate", IF(O4>0.4, "Weak", "")))
Or alternatively, if you use comma as decimal separator, change the numbers in the formula:
=IF(O4>0,8; "Strong"; IF(O4>0,6; "Moderate"; IF(O4>0,4; "Weak"; "")))
HansVogelaar
Aug 01, 2023MVP
Since you use point as decimal separator, you should use comma instead of semicolon to separate the arguments of the functions:
=IF(O4>0.8, "Strong", IF(O4>0.6, "Moderate", IF(O4>0.4, "Weak", "")))
Or alternatively, if you use comma as decimal separator, change the numbers in the formula:
=IF(O4>0,8; "Strong"; IF(O4>0,6; "Moderate"; IF(O4>0,4; "Weak"; "")))
- niknik11Aug 01, 2023Copper ContributorThanks a bunch! The second option worked! 🙂