Data validation if statement multiple ifs

[Timbo14]

=IF(A3="850 HP",A7>16.74)=IF(A3="425 HP",A7>11.99)=IF(A3=”850 LPHP”, A7>13.24)

I'm trying to force a different minimum entry value in A7 from a Drop down list vaule in A3. I can only make one if statement work.

Any suggestions??

Thanks!

[#2 · Accepted solution]

@Timbo14 

It's like

=IF(A3="850 HP",A7>16.74,IF(A3="425 HP",A7>11.99,IF(A3="850 LPHP", A7>13.24,TRUE)))

[#3]

@SergeiBaklan 

Works like a charm!! I've spent over a day trying different things and could not come up with a solution.

Your the best!

Thanks!!

[#4]

@Timbo14 , you are welcome, glad to help

[#5]

@Timbo14 How many if condition can be used in data validation for dependent drop-down list?

44 if condition acceptable?

[#6]

@purushoth2325 

You can nest up to 64 levels, but if you have Office 2019 or later, you can also use the IFS function.

[#7]

@SergeiBaklan in excel sheet generate formula if x3=Gen dist wide Selected from a drop down then y3=data validation(M2:M5)

[#8]

@shaik1520 

Sorry, I didn't catch what do you mean. Could you provide sample file or at least screenshot?