[mso] FW: Nestled If's in Excel
- From: "Ed Wenman" <EdW@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 13:00:07 +1000
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Hi Guys,
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I am having some problems with microsoft excel, in that I have been
trying to create some lookup's with nestled if functions (until I
realised that there can't be more than 8 within one cell!).
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Here is the situation:
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As a communications broker, we sell various products available on the
market.
One of these products is an ASC Landline package.
The package works as follows:
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There are Tiers, which change depending upon how much the customer
spends. For the purpose of the spreadsheet I am wanting to compare
against 3 tiers.
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Within these tiers, there are also 4 different options (Option 1, Option
2, Option 3, Option 4).
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I want to show a savings analysis for the rates we can offer, and
therefore show a saving across the account.
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I have set up two drop down boxes, one with Tiers, and one with Options.
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The idea is to have the rates they would pay (and therefore the
percentage savings) automatically inserted into the chart depending on
what options are selected from the drop down boxes.
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The equation I was going to use, before I realised about the limit is as
follows:
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=3DIF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 1",G4=3D"Option 1")),D51,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 1",G4=3D"Option 2")),E51,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 1",G4=3D"Option 3")),F51,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 1",G4=3D"Option 4")),G51,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 2",G4=3D"Option 1")),D74,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 2",G4=3D"Option 2")),E74,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 2",G4=3D"Option 3")),F74,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 2",G4=3D"Option 4")),G74,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 3",G4=3D"Option 1")),D97,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 3",G4=3D"Option 2")),E97,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 3",G4=3D"Option 3")),F97,
IF((AND(G3=3D"ASC Business Advantage Tier 3",G4=3D"Option 4")),G97,0))
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This equation would fill one box (in this case the local calls).
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The data the boxes needs to look at is as follows (bear in mind there is
also a tier 3 table below:
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Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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Thanks,
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Edward Wenman
Corporate Accounts Manager
Mob: 0416 429 738
Ph: 07 3872 3000
Fax: 07 3872 3099
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