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Hi
I need to build in a formula that will show if a target is met depending on what is selected from a drop down list in a cell. Each item on the list has a different target. The only way I can get it to work is by having a separate target met cell for each of the 10 items but ideally I would want one formula and one cell showing the result. Not sure I am wording this clearly enough...been working on this all day with no joy. Here is my drop down list (named range of TypeOfRequest):- Replacement cards Work patterns Password reset New users Query Managers access Location access Update/merge record Close record Further info requested Replacement cards and New users have a target of 5 working days to be actioned and all others 2 working days. The list is in cell A2 and the number of working days taken is in cell B2 and the target met (Yes or No) is in cell C2. I had tried tweaking a formula that I had used previously for something similar but different list but with no joy, this was:- =IF(DA3="","",IF(((MATCH(DA3,DocumentType,0)>3)*(E Y3<=5)+(MATCH(DA3,DocumentType,0)<=3)*(EV3<=40))," Yes","No")) Any thoughts. Thanks in advance. Lynn |
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