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Hello,
After a calculation i have a result and near it i need a comment. If result is greater than expected comment is "To High" If result is less than expected comment is "To Low" And if is equal to expected comment is "Good Work" I know how to get right or wrong with IF an conditional formating, but i don't know how to get high and to low comment. THANX |
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Suppose the value you want to test is in A1 and 'Good Work' is anything that falls between 40 & 60. For that, you could use a formula like:
=IF(A1>60,"Too High",IF(A1<40,"Too Low","Good Work"))
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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Thank You,
With little modification, IT WORKS. I think it was related with regional settings. , replaced with ; Thank you once again |
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