IF AND OR Function

Roadrash

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Hi,

I need to return a value in a cell based on 2 pieces of information/criteria being true.

I have 3 job roles

SrCTM
CTM
CTA

I then have 5 possible values 1,2,3,4 or 5 in a second cell.

I need the result in the final cell to be dependent on if (A1= Sr CTM and C2=1,2,3 etc) then it returns a value specified in another cell e.g. F2 If false then it needs to look for A1=CTM and C2 =1,2,3 etc then returns value in G2.

Using logic steps should be possible however the formula could be very long unless there is a short version. (appears Nested IFs should work)

Thanks.
 

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=IF(OR(C2=1,C2=2,C2=3,C2=4,C2=5),IF(A1="SrCTM",F2,IF(A1="CTM",G2,IF(A1="CTA",H2,"A1 is neither"))),"C2 is not 1,2,3,4 or 5")
 
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Thanks.

Looks like it will work however C2 values of 1,2,3,4 and 5 have different values I want to pull in from another cell. So if answer is C2=1 then use G2, if answer to C2=2 then use G3. In the formula I think it assumes if C2= either 1,2,3,4 or 5 then it returns G2, rather than 5 possibilities.

Apologies my original question, example was badly worded.

thanks.
 
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Your description made it appear that it was the value of A1 that determined if it was F2 G2 or H2
The C2 = 1 2 3 4 or 5 was merely a true or false test before even checking A1

Can you post desired results for all possible combinations of the 2 cells ?
 
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3 Roles, Sr CTM, CTM, CTA
5 time periods (1-5) and each time period has a resource value which is dependent on the role.

If

A1= SrCTM
and
C1=1
then
use value in associated with Sr CTM and 1 which will be in another table
G2
If C1=2
use value in
G3
etc with C=5 using G5

if first check is false and it is not Sr CTM then needs to check if value in A1=CTM
If true then
C1=1
Use value associated with CTM and 1 which will be in table e.g. F1
C1=2 then use F2

Again if the first value is false, needs to check for CTA and then pull in the value associated with C1= 1, 2, 3 etc. which will be in separate table using G1 etc.

Problem I am finding is the multiple logical arguments.

Thanks.
 
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Is it this?


Book1
ABCDEFG
1Sr CTM1kafk
2CTM3hbgl
3CTA4dchm
4din
5ejo
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D1=INDEX($E$1:$G$5,$C1,MATCH($A1,{"CTA","CTM","Sr CTM"},0))


Just extrapolating your list and using a fair amount of guessing!

WBD
 
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The data are in separate tables.
Month 1, Month 2, Month 3
SrCTM
CTM
CTA
are in one table

the 1-5 time periods are in a second table
Month 1, Month 2, Month 3
Study 2 2 3

dependent on the result of role + time period then the value posted comes from a

third table of role versus time period.
Period 1, Period 2, Period 3 etc
SrCTM 0.5 0.6 0.2
CTM 1 1 1
CTA 0.5 0.5 1

Does not let me post the tables here as removes formatting.
 
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