Here's the thing:
I'm making a list of all threatened species found in Conservation Units of Sao Paulo (Brazil). There are a few categories that species can be included when we talk about their conservation status:
- EX (Extinct);
- EW (Extinct in the Wild);
- CR (Critically Endangered);
- EN (Endangered);
- VU (Vulnerable);
There are 11 criteria. Every threatened specie has one or more criteria that defines its conservation status. For example: Habenaria schwackei (Barb. Rodr.) has criteria 3, 4 and 9. Thus it is an EN (Endangered) specie.
To define which category the specie belongs, we consider the following criteria:
- If it presents Criterion 1 = EX
- If it presents Criterion 2 = EW
- If it presents Criteria 3 AND 4 AND X AND Y other criterias (both between 6 and 11) = CR
- If it presents (a) Criteria 3 AND 4 AND X other criterion (between 6 and 11) OR (b) Criteria 3 OR 4 AND X AND Y other criterias (both between 6 and 11) = EN
- If none of those = VU.
Is there a formula that can represent this idea on Excel?
Thanks a lot!
I'm making a list of all threatened species found in Conservation Units of Sao Paulo (Brazil). There are a few categories that species can be included when we talk about their conservation status:
- EX (Extinct);
- EW (Extinct in the Wild);
- CR (Critically Endangered);
- EN (Endangered);
- VU (Vulnerable);
There are 11 criteria. Every threatened specie has one or more criteria that defines its conservation status. For example: Habenaria schwackei (Barb. Rodr.) has criteria 3, 4 and 9. Thus it is an EN (Endangered) specie.
To define which category the specie belongs, we consider the following criteria:
- If it presents Criterion 1 = EX
- If it presents Criterion 2 = EW
- If it presents Criteria 3 AND 4 AND X AND Y other criterias (both between 6 and 11) = CR
- If it presents (a) Criteria 3 AND 4 AND X other criterion (between 6 and 11) OR (b) Criteria 3 OR 4 AND X AND Y other criterias (both between 6 and 11) = EN
- If none of those = VU.
Is there a formula that can represent this idea on Excel?
Thanks a lot!
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