Use IF THEN Formula
IDK what I'm doing wrong as it Allllmost works.
Trying to create a formula to say, If you look at this overall score...
if it's 0 - 54 = Tier 3
If it's 55 - 90 = Tier 2
If it's 91 and beyond = Tier 3
I'm using this formula... it works except it won't display tier 3...
=IF(Answer21 < 55, "Tier 3", IF(Answer21 > 54, "Tier 2", IF(Answer21 > 91, "Tier 1")))
What am I missing?
Thank you!!
Answers
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Hi @Bria Berger,
Try this:
=IF(AND(Answer@row >= 0, Answer@row <= 54), "Tier 3", IF(AND(Answer@row >= 55, Answer@row <= 90), "Tier 2", IF(Answer@row >= 91, "Tier 1", "")))
Hope that helps!
-Ray
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Hello @Bria Berger
You have Tier 3 listed twice in your description so I am not exactly sure which way you want it. I am defining it is:
- 0-54 = Lower Tier
- 55-90 = Middle Tier
- 91+ = Higher Tier
You can use the below formula and replace the Lower Tier, Higher Tier, and Middle Tier text as you need.
=IF(Answer@row < 55, "Lower Tier", IF(Answer@row > 91, "Higher Tier", "Middle Tier"))
A couple things to note:
- I am using @row rather than the row #s. This makes the formula always look at the data in the row it is in.
- I am only using 2 IF() statements and having "Middle Tier" populate as the Value if False for the second IF() statement.
It looks like this in the Sheet:
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@Ray Lindstrom Thanks for the quick response. This is giving me a circular reference error.
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Hi @Bria Berger ,
Is it that the formula won't display Tier 3 or Tier 1? Based on the formula you provided, I supsect you will never see Tier 1 because any value over 54 will show Tier 2 and the formula would stop, even if the value is 92 or higher.
Try this. =IF(Answer21 < 55, "Tier 3", IF(AND(Answer21 > 54, Answer21 < 91), "Tier 2", IF(Answer21 > 91, "Tier 1")))
Hope this helps,
Dave
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@Dan Palenchar - That worked perfectly and appreciate you calling out the note about the @row vs. my cell. In this case, I only have one cell calculating my sum so I needed to reference the that one cell. As soon as I cleaned that up, no more circular reference error and my tiers are showing up perfectly.
have a great rest of your day and weekend!
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I tested my formula before replying.
=IF(AND(Answer@row >= 0, Answer@row <= 54), "Tier 3", IF(AND(Answer@row >= 55, Answer@row <= 90), "Tier 2", IF(Answer@row >= 91, "Tier 1", "")))
Circular reference from my formula means you must have pasted the formula into the Answer column. The formula was for a separate column such as "Tier" which would populate based off your Answer column. And I applied it as a column formula.
Here's what my formula produces when in a "Tier" column. Maybe I had misunderstood your ask though.
Glad you got it figured out either way.
All the best,
-Ray
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