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[Guest]

I am using the IF statement and looking to return the following:

IF A2 >= to 98.5% returns Exceeds
IF A2 = to 100% returns Far Exceed

Each time I have 100% I am getting a return value of Exceeds, which I attribute to it equaling the initial IF statement.

 

[Michael Malinsky]

You probably want to use

=IF(AND(A2>=98.5%,A2<100%),"Exceeds",IF(A2=100%,"Far Exceeds",""))

First we determine if A2 is between 98.5% and 100%, if it is, it returns
Exceeds, if not, we test if A2 equals 100%. If it is, it returns Far
Exceeds. If none of these conditions is met, the an empty string ("") is
returned.

HTH

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I am using the IF statement and looking to return the following:

IF A2 >= to 98.5% returns Exceeds
IF A2 = to 100% returns Far Exceed

Each time I have 100% I am getting a return value of Exceeds, which I

attribute to it equaling the initial IF statement.

 

[Peo Sjoblom]

It's because both conditions are true, you have to do something like

=IF(AND(A2>=98.5%,A2<100%),"Exceeds",IF(A2=100%,"Far Exceeds","Not good
enough"))

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Peo Sjoblom

I am using the IF statement and looking to return the following:

IF A2 >= to 98.5% returns Exceeds
IF A2 = to 100% returns Far Exceed

Each time I have 100% I am getting a return value of Exceeds, which I

attribute to it equaling the initial IF statement.

 

[Ron Rosenfeld]

I am using the IF statement and looking to return the following:

IF A2 >= to 98.5% returns Exceeds
IF A2 = to 100% returns Far Exceed

Each time I have 100% I am getting a return value of Exceeds, which I attribute to it equaling the initial IF statement.

Test first for 100%.

=IF(A1>=100%,"Far Exceeds",IF(A1>=98.5%,"exceeds",A1))


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