Range of numbers formula
Hi, I need to set a range of numbers link to a scoring level:
Level 0 = 0-1
Level 1= 2-6
Level 2 = 7-10
Level 3 = 11-14
Level 4 = 17-20
I want that 12 will appear as a level 3
Someone can help me?
Much appreciated
Answers
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You would use a basic nested IF statement.
=IF(Scroe@row<= 1, "Level 0", IF(Score@row<= 6, "Level 1", IF(...................................
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:( didn't work, know why?
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Hi @annalopez
I hope you're well and safe!
Try something like this. (you had an extra space, missing comma and it was in the wrong order)
=IF([Column4]11 = 0, "Level 0", IF([Column4]11 <= 3, "Level 1", IF([Column4]11 <= 6, "Level 2", IF([Column4]11 <= 11, "Level 3", IF([Column4]11 <= 20, "Level 4")))))
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Looks like you are just missing a comma between the 3 and "Level 1".
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