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Calculated field based off number range in other column

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Hi,

 

I am trying to create a calculated column that will take the outcome of a different column and auto populate this field with a choice.

 

so for example the ranges would be >=60 in the other field would auto select High Risk, >=30 and <59 would auto select Medium Risk and lastly <29 would auto select Low Risk

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@christopherturner87 Try using below formula in calculated column:

 

=IF([Other Field] < 29, "Low Risk", IF([Other Field] < 59, "Medium Risk", "High Risk"))

 

You can adjust less than (<) and greater than or equal (>=) conditions as per your requirements. 


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@ganeshsanap so when i do the first two it works but when i try to add in the 3rd set for the high risk i get this error: The formula contains a syntax error or is not supported.

 

I found another example that is more of what i am looking for because i need a low, medium and high risk so the medium needs to be a range between 30-59.

 

Here is the formula that I found

=IF([Risk Rating]<29,"Low Risk",IF(AND[Risk Rating]>30, [Risk Rating]<59,"Medium Risk",IF([Risk Rating]>60,"High Risk")))

 

Any ideas?

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Solution

@christopherturner87 Did you try formula given in my answer above? 

If it is not working for you, try this: 

 

=IF([Risk Rating]<29,"Low Risk",IF(AND([Risk Rating]>30,[Risk Rating]<59),"Medium Risk",IF([Risk Rating]>60,"High Risk", "")))

 


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The first equation worked to get me the Low & Medium but not the high but this formula did exactly what i was looking for. Thank you for your help!
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best response confirmed by christopherturner87 (Copper Contributor)
Solution

@christopherturner87 Did you try formula given in my answer above? 

If it is not working for you, try this: 

 

=IF([Risk Rating]<29,"Low Risk",IF(AND([Risk Rating]>30,[Risk Rating]<59),"Medium Risk",IF([Risk Rating]>60,"High Risk", "")))

 


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