If/Then Statements

B

Barbie

Does anyone know a way around the 7 nested statements rule? I have 15 possible combinations

Thank
 
J

Jason Morin

When you need more than 2 or 3 IFs, your best bet is to
use a lookup table or some other formula. Be more specific
about what you're trying do, include some sample data, and
the explain the layout of your data.

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA
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Does anyone know a way around the 7 nested statements
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rule? I have 15 possible combinations?
 
B

Barbie

Thanks Jason. After speaking with the person I was trying to help and finding out more about the problem, we did decided to use a lookup table instead

Barbi
 

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