Is it possible to nest more than 7 arguments in one function?

G

Guest

I'm trying to get excel to do a large IF logical function where I turn 14
different lengths each into a two digit code. Is there any way to get past
the limit of 7 nested arguments?
 
G

Govind

Hi,

Post the data and what you are trying to do. There might be alternative
formulas which you can use.

Govind.
 
K

Ken Wright

Don't bother trying is the usual advice. If it's hard then there's often a
reason, and the usual reason is that there is an easier solution. Take a
look at VLOOKUP which is usually the better option for this kind of
scenario. that having been said, with no sample data it's kind of hard to
fully make the call.

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D

Damon Longworth

It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. Here are a couple
possibilities:

=if(a1=2,"Yes ","")&if(a1=3,"you ","")&if(a1=4,"can.","")&if(..............

Or

=if(a1=2,3,0)+if(a1=3,4,0)+if(a1=4,5,0)+if(..............

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