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Help9001

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this is what I’m trying to do
(If A1>0,1,)+(if A1>60,1,)+(if A1>120,1,)+(if A1>180,1,)and so on down the line
I was wondering if there is an easier way to write this so I don’t have to add 100 if statements to a cell?
 

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The very simple way is to create a table .. an use Vlookup()

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