nested if formula with AND or OR

Cossie

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Hello
i would like some assistance with my Nested if statement please. my formula is:
=IF(OR(AND(DESIGNReport!$K6>'Cash Category Ranges '!$F$3:$F$10),AND(DESIGNReport!K6<='Cash Category Ranges '!$G$3:$G$10)),'Cash Category Ranges '!H3:H10,"X")
This returns correctly for the first category but incorrectly for any other condition. I would like it to look at DESIGNReport!$K6 and if it is between $50 k and $100 k return 2 and so on.
any assistance would be appreciated.
With thanks



-$ 300,000$ 50,000
1​
$ 50,001$ 100,000
2​
$ 100,001$ 150,000
3​
$ 150,001$ 200,000
4​
$ 200,001$ 250,000
5​
$ 250,001$ 300,000
6​
$ 300,001$ 600,000
7​
$ 600,001$ 2,000,000
8​
 

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Your formula construction is incorrect.

It will return the vector {1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8} (i.e. 'Cash Category Ranges '!H3:H10) if DESIGNReport!$K6 is greater than every value in 'Cash Category Ranges '!$F$3:$F$10,
OR if DESIGNReport!$K6 is less than or equal to every value in 'Cash Category Ranges '!$G$3:$G$10, i.e. if DESIGNReport!$K6 > $600,000.01 OR if DESIGNReport!$K6 <=$50,000.

In versions earlier than Excel 365, the result will display as 1, but if you evaluate the formula using F2 you'll see the result is actually {1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8}. So if DESIGNReport!$K6 is $20,000, say, the result displayed (1) will appear to be correct, but it is not really.

You could use VLOOKUP instead:

ABCDEFG
1
2
3300,000.00-300,000.001
4650,000.012
5100,000.013
6150,000.014
7200,000.015
8250,000.016
9300,000.017
10600,000.018
112,000,000.01X
Cash Category Ranges
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B3B3=DESIGNreport!K6
B4B4=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(B3,F3:G11,2),"X")
 
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