If And with Multiple Conditions

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I am working on a spreadsheet where I need to identify whether an Uber has picked up at a Park & Ride or Amazon facility. The problem is both of these facilities are very large and have multiple lat/long coordinates. There are also thousands of other lat/long coordinates in my spreadsheet, so I am just looking for two narrow ranges of lat/long. If the lat/long doesn't match then I'd like to return a "--" instead of FALSE.

In the Pickup Address column, this is my formula: =IF(AND(U2>=30.417,U2<=30.42),IF(AND(V2<=-97.667,V2>=-97.669),"Park & Ride",IF(AND(U2>=30.429,U2<=30.434),IF(AND(V2<=-97.597,V2>=-97.601),"Amazon","--"))))

For some reason I am able to return the Park & Ride but not Amazon. Any help is very much appreciated!

Pickup AddressPickup LatitudePickup LongitudeDrop-off AddressDrop Off LatitudeDrop Off Longitude
FALSE​
30.448​
-97.63​
FALSE​
30.447​
-97.651​
FALSE​
30.467​
-97.621​
Park & Ride
30.419​
-97.668​
FALSE​
30.463​
-97.582​
FALSE​
30.439​
-97.619​
FALSE​
30.44​
-97.62​
FALSE​
30.463​
-97.582​
FALSE​
30.447​
-97.651​
FALSE​
30.448​
-97.63​
FALSE​
30.469​
-97.626​
FALSE​
30.435​
-97.647​
FALSE​
30.454​
-97.625​
FALSE​
30.431​
-97.598​
FALSE​
30.453​
-97.606​
FALSE​
30.454​
-97.625​
Park & Ride
30.419​
-97.669​
FALSE​
30.446​
-97.622​
FALSE​
30.432​
-97.6​
FALSE​
30.454​
-97.625​
FALSE​
30.441​
-97.606​
Park & Ride
30.419​
-97.669​
FALSE​
30.455​
-97.602​
Park & Ride
30.419​
-97.668​
FALSE​
30.422​
-97.56​
FALSE​
30.445​
-97.633​
FALSE​
0​
0​
FALSE​
0​
0​
FALSE​
0​
0​
FALSE​
0​
0​
Park & Ride
30.419​
-97.669​
FALSE​
30.44​
-97.623​
FALSE​
30.473​
-97.596​
FALSE​
30.469​
-97.626​
FALSE​
30.454​
-97.625​
FALSE​
30.431​
-97.598​
Park & Ride
30.419​
-97.669​
FALSE​
30.46​
-97.649​
 

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The way your IFs are nested isn't quite right. You don't need two different IFs to check for long and lat, you do them all within the same AND.

Try this:

Excel Formula:
=IF(AND(U2>=30.417,U2<=30.42,V2<=-97.667,V2>=-97.669),"Park & Ride",IF(AND(U2>=30.429,U2<=30.434,V2<=-97.597,V2>=-97.601),"Amazon","--"))
 
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