Reputation: 2412
How to generate formula for 4 if statements? There is value to be tested in T26.
Here are conditions:
1 - 500 000 -> 500k$
500 000 - 1 000 000 -> 1M$
1 000 000 - 2 000 000 -> 2M$
Here is what has been achieved:
=IF(T26="";"";IF(T26>1;"500k$";IF(T26>=500000;"1M$";IF(T26>=1000000;"2M$";""))))
Upvotes: 0
Views: 76
Reputation: 78190
The first true
comparison wins, so in order to correctly work through a list of overlapping intervals you need to start with the one that does not overlap and work backwards:
=IF(T26>=1000000;"2M$";IF(T26>=500000;"1M$";IF(T26>=1;"500k$";"")))
If you don't want to be concerned with the order of intervals, you need to specify both lower and upper bounds each time:
=IF(T26="";"";IF(AND(T26>=1;T26<500000);"500k$";IF(AND(T26>=500000;T26<1000000);"1M$";IF(T26>=1000000;"2M$";""))))
Upvotes: 3