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Excel IF formula with two logical tests?
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Hello...
Does anyopne know how I can say 'if A1 says 'Yes' AND B1 says 100, then the value if true will be 'Incorrect', value if false will be 'Correct'?
I know about 'IF', but not sure how to work it out if I have two cells I want to look at (the logical test bit)? One assumes I need to use the & function?
Thanks!
Does anyopne know how I can say 'if A1 says 'Yes' AND B1 says 100, then the value if true will be 'Incorrect', value if false will be 'Correct'?
I know about 'IF', but not sure how to work it out if I have two cells I want to look at (the logical test bit)? One assumes I need to use the & function?
Thanks!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.OK, thanks. It worked for a bit, then stopped...I may have to use the actuals to see if any of you can help...
I have the following formula:
=IF(AND(E51=$E$3, G51<50001),"Eligible","Ineligible")
E51 is either type 'Statutory' or 'Non-Statutory'. G51 is the value of money.
If the value of money is OVER £50,000 and it is also Statutory, then the result should be 'Eligible'. If the type is 'Non-Statutory', then it should be 'Ineligible'.
as I say, the foruma you ahve worked and I have applied into my scenario works to an extent, but then for some it doesn't...?
I have the following formula:
=IF(AND(E51=$E$3, G51<50001),"Eligible","Ineligible")
E51 is either type 'Statutory' or 'Non-Statutory'. G51 is the value of money.
If the value of money is OVER £50,000 and it is also Statutory, then the result should be 'Eligible'. If the type is 'Non-Statutory', then it should be 'Ineligible'.
as I say, the foruma you ahve worked and I have applied into my scenario works to an extent, but then for some it doesn't...?
Oh I fix it because I use a drop down, drawing from E2 and E3. E3 is 'Non-statutory' and E2 is 'Statutory'.
This formula works for 'Non-statutory' and less than £50,000, BUT when I hit a line that is 'Statutory' and the value is £63,000, it says 'ineligible' (the threshold for 'Statutory' is up to £150,000 before it becomes ineligible....)
This formula works for 'Non-statutory' and less than £50,000, BUT when I hit a line that is 'Statutory' and the value is £63,000, it says 'ineligible' (the threshold for 'Statutory' is up to £150,000 before it becomes ineligible....)
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