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If statements
Here's a different solution, one using tables and VLOOKUP. When you write a nested IF statement, it could work with these variables, but you would not have the flexibility that this gives you.
With a table, you have the option to change the words, the cutoffs--in short--to refine the conditions and the resulting priority setting. When you hardcode that into a formula, it becomes harder to maintain.
For help in understanding VLOOKUP, let me refer you to this resource: https://exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-vlookup-function
By the way, in the future, since you already had created a spreadsheet in order to post an image of it, it would be far more helpful to those on this site if you posted that spreadsheet itself. As it is, I had to create it from your image.....
Here's a different solution, one using tables and VLOOKUP. When you write a nested IF statement, it could work with these variables, but you would not have the flexibility that this gives you.
With a table, you have the option to change the words, the cutoffs--in short--to refine the conditions and the resulting priority setting. When you hardcode that into a formula, it becomes harder to maintain.
For help in understanding VLOOKUP, let me refer you to this resource: https://exceljet.net/excel-functions/excel-vlookup-function
By the way, in the future, since you already had created a spreadsheet in order to post an image of it, it would be far more helpful to those on this site if you posted that spreadsheet itself. As it is, I had to create it from your image.....
- You're welcome. VLOOKUP is one of the oldest and most popular of spreadsheet functions. If you really get into this stuff, you'll find that there are others, newer, that go well beyond it in power. But it's good for starting out.