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Hello fellow Excel users,
Just registered because I would like someone to help me with my understandings about Excel. I'm not a person who regularly works with Excel and my experience is very limited, that is why I am asking for help with this example that I have been struggling within the last 2 days. Example: A1= Is the current weight of a person. A2= Is the ideal weight of a person. A3= Is the cell where it should indicate whether the person's is underweight, in the norm or overweight. The condition is as follows: - The normal (or in the norm ) weight varies from ideal weight -(minus) 10% to ideal weight +(plus) 10% - If the weight is bellow ideal weight -(minus) 10% it should indicate - Underweight - If the weight is over ideal weight +(plus) 10% it should indicate - Overweight Biggest problem for me is the middle gap and how do I input the percentages. Thank you in advance. |
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