Thanks everyone. It did work here, I ended up having a space in the
formula that was goofing it up.
Thanks again!!
On 10/19/2010 11:13 AM, JimHays wrote:
Or you could go the other direction:
=IF(d3>=70,"OK",if(d3<64,"OK","Probation"))
This works here for me as does Bob's.
Bob Munds wrote:
=IF(AND(D3>64,D3<70),"Probation", "Ok")
seems to work here
William Upp<w...@bluffs-school.com> 10/19/2010 11:01 AM>>>
I am trying to write a formula that will look at a cell, and if the
number in that cell is between two other numbers, it will return a
string of text, otherwise it will return another string of text. This
is for an eligibility form I am working on.
Here is what I am trying to do-
If cell D3 is less than 70, but greater than 64, then return
"PROBATION", otherwise return "OK". What I have found online is this
=IF(AND(D3<70,D3>64),"PROBATION", "OK") but so far it does not matter
what number is in cell D3, it returns "OK" as the value.
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