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Ok, I need help and was searching and found this board. I have some experience with formulas but this is stumping me. I have a series of perameters that are compiled to show individual performance for a incentive. I want to calculate what each individual percentage is based on performance numbers.

Scenario:

R7= 90 (number realistically is anywhere between 0-100)

I want to build a formula that will result in the following

If R7 is >90 "4"
if R7 is <90 but >79 "3"
if R7 is <80 but >69 "2"
if R7 is <70 "0"

Thanks for any help and ideas on this. I know it could virtually be so simple.......

Moms
 

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Hi There

Welcome to the Board

Does this solve your issue

=IF(R7>=90,4,IF(OR(R7<90,R7>=79),3,IF(OR(R7<80,R7>=69),2,0)))

HTH

DAve
 
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It is correctly assigning the value if >=90, but then after that everything is "3". Not resolving for 3= >79 but <90.

Im looking to see if it may be something I can figure out as yours at least resolves where none of my attempts did.

Thanks

Moms
 
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