MS Excel Nested Functions

[Aussie Barbie]

Hello,

I want to nest more than 7 nested functions (actually I woould like to do
about 14 or more. Is this possible?

I have listed a sample of what I have to date but cannot seem to get any
more. Can you help?

=IF($C$11<=10000,C24,IF($C$11<20001,D24,IF($C$11<35001,E24,IF($C$11<50001,F24,IF($C$11<75001,G24,IF($C$11<100001,H24,IF($C$11<150000,I24,IF($C$11>14999,J24))))))))

 

[Niek Otten]

Use the VLOOKUP function instead.; unlimited and much easier to write and extend

Look here for a tutorial:

http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html


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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

| Hello,
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| I want to nest more than 7 nested functions (actually I woould like to do
| about 14 or more. Is this possible?
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| I have listed a sample of what I have to date but cannot seem to get any
| more. Can you help?
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=IF($C$11<=10000,C24,IF($C$11<20001,D24,IF($C$11<35001,E24,IF($C$11<50001,F24,IF($C$11<75001,G24,IF($C$11<100001,H24,IF($C$11<150000,I24,IF($C$11>14999,J24))))))))
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[Bob Phillips]

=INDEX(C24:K24,MATCH(C11,{0,10000,20000,35000,50000,75000,100000,150000},1))

you should be able to see where to increase this

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HTH

Bob


(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)

 

[Gary''s Student]

Use a VLOOKUP() table rather than a nested IF

 

[Aussie Barbie]

Thanks heaps for all of your suggestions & assistance.

A big special thanks to Bob Phillips who had the solution solved in one go!
You're an Excel legend!!!

Aussie Barbie