IF statement to Display word on Time

[Lester Mosley]

I am tyring this:

=IF(D4>0:00:01,"Word 1",IF(D4>0:01:00,"Word 2",IF(D4>0:05:00,"Word
3","")))
When the user puts in a time in Cell D4 - I want it to display in D5

I get errrors on this time.. How would I go about this?

Appreciate any help

 

[Guest]

You have a logic problem. If the first IF is true, then the other IFs will
not be tested.

If the first IF is false, then so will the others be false

 

[Guest]

several issues: one is order the other is value
as written the first if would be true if any of the others were met and
would always result in word 1
if D4 is time, its comparison needs to be in a serialized time value
try
=if(D4>time(0,5,0),"word 3",if
D4>time(0,1,0),"word2",if(D4>time(0,0,1),"Word1")))

 

[Peo Sjoblom]

There are several errors, first the times are not seen as times you can
replace them with TIME(,,1) for one second for instance and 1 minute with
TIME(,1,)
The formula construction is also erroneous since the first condition will
block all the other as well

=IF(D4>TIME(,5,),"Word 3",IF(D4>TIME(,1,),"Word 2",IF(D4>TIME(,,1),"Word
1","")))


or

=IF(AND(D4<=TIME(,1,),D4>TIME(,,1)),"Word
1",IF(AND(D4<=TIME(,5,),D4>=TIME(,1,)),"Word 2",IF(D4>TIME(,5,),"Word
3","")))


or

=VLOOKUP(D4,{0.0000231481481481481,"Word 1";0.000706018518518518,"Word
2";0.0034837962962963,"Word 3"},2)


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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom

 

[Guest]

I believe you'll also may need to use the TIMEVALUE function (e.g. replace
0:00:01 with TIMEVALUE("0:00:01"))
Will