Nested If Statement

tkeiffer

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Hello,
Is there a way to combine these in one cell? I want to return the word "Orange", or "Red" or "No Risk". Is that possible? I've tried a bunch of different ways and I can't seem to make it work :(

=IF(AND(H3 = "Y"),AND(E3<15, E3>0)) = "Orange"
=IF(AND(H3 = "Y"),(E3=0)) = Red
Else "No Risk"
 

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This is your logic, combined into one formula. Not sure if it makes sense, but I hope it helps.

=IF(AND(H3="Y",E3<15,E3>0),"Orange",IF(AND(H3="Y",E3=0),"Red","No Risk"))

Ken
 
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Try this:
=IF(AND(H3="Y",E3<15,E3>0),"Orange",IF(AND(H3="Y",E3=0),"red","No Risk"))

It effectively reads as - if "this", or "this" else "this".
 
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