IF(AND(OR multi step fx help needed

brose99

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How do you write a proper IF(AND(OR fx in cell C1 that I can drag down thru C4 that states:
if the number in cell A1 is >0 and <50 AND
the number in cell B1 is >-150, <-109 *OR* >109, <150,
then cells C1 populates a 1 if it does, and a "" if it doesn't?

I hope I explained that ok.

The final results should have a 1 in C1 and a 1 in C3


Thanks in advance for any help!
 
Yep. That was it. I just figured it out.

When I switched the order of the columns, it threw off the original fx you shared with me. Once I flip flopped the two sections of the fx to compensate for this, the fx you gave me worked perfectly.

Thank you for your help, Dante. Very much appreciated, sir!
 
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Sorry Dante, I thought I fixed it, and I was wrong. Something is still not right.

I'm trying to post a picture of the worksheet I am working on so you can get a better scope of what I'm dealing with, but it won't let me upload a screenshot from my computer...
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I'm sorry I am having so much trouble with this.

Let's try this, Dante. Here is the updated problem I am having.



I am trying to write an fx in AL244 so that IF Z244 is >-150, Z244<-109 OR Z244 is >109, Z244<150 AND AB244 is >0.5, AB244<50 OR AB244>=175, then a 1 shows up in AL244. I not, then AL244 remains blank.

I hope I explained that ok.

Thanks in advance.
 
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I'm sorry I am having so much trouble with this.

Let's try this, Dante. Here is the updated problem I am having.



I am trying to write an fx in AL244 so that IF Z244 is >-150, Z244<-109 OR Z244 is >109, Z244<150 AND AB244 is >0.5, AB244<50 OR AB244>=175, then a 1 shows up in AL244. I not, then AL244 remains blank.

I hope I explained that ok.

Thanks in advance.

Can you put the formula?
In which cell is the formula that has the problem?
 
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[TD="class: xl69, bgcolor: yellow, align: center"]-146[/TD]
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Here is the formula I am using in cell AJ236


=IF(OR(AND(Z236>-150,Z236<-109),AND(Z236>109,Z236<150),AND(OR(AND(AB236>0,AB236<50),AB236>=175))),1,"")

The problem is that the results its producing are not accurate. Cell AB236 has -5 in it. -5 is out of the range I have specified in the above formula, yet in in cell AJ236 a 1 is populated when it shouldn't. I must have screwed something up and was hoping a second pair of eyes might help.

(I have highlighted the squares in red that have a "1" that should not have a "1" per the above formula.)
 
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This happens

Z236 = 136


IF(OR

OR this (AND(Z236>-150,Z236<-109), FALSE

OR this AND
(Z236>109,Z236<150), TRUE

OR this AND
(OR(AND(AB236>0,AB236<50),AB236>=175))) FALSE

The second option is the one that is fulfilled, so come back 1.

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This is my original formula


=IF(AND(OR(AND(Z236>0,Z236<50),Z236>=175),OR(AND(AB236>-150,AB236<-109),AND(AB236>109,AB236<150))),1,"")

But if my formula does not work for you, then explain again what the conditions are.


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In reference to cross posting, only apologize and add the link to this post and in this post add the link to your other page.
 
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Z236 >= 175
And
AB236 > 109,AB236 < 150

If Z236 = 180
AND
AB236 = 120

Return: 1

It works for me.
I dragdown and works.

If you modify my formula you must share it to revise it again.
 
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Cross posted https://www.excelforum.com/excel-fo...ve-and-negative-number-range.html#post5108729

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