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Logit: Excel has limitation for number of nested IF's (7 when I remember properly). So for 50 States this doesn't work. There is a workaround using additional IF's to group States to smaller subgroups (for every subgroup level the number of nested IF's you can use will be reduced by 1 - so when using 2 subgroups, you can nest 2*6=12 IF's, when using 2*2 subgroups, then you can nest 4*5=20 IF's, etc.), but this formula will be very long and clumsy, and 50 will be anyway out of reach. The another workaround is use formula like Code:
=IF(StateCode=CodeValue1,TextValue1, "") & IF(StateCode = CodeValue2, TextValue2, "") & ... |
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