Show: "children" if value in cell is between 0 to 12...

malafaia1

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Hello, everyone.

I looked all over the internet and found no solution to this issue. I want my cell to show a text depending on the value the previous one is showing. To be precise:

Show: "children" if value in cell is between 0 to 12..., "adolescent" if value in cell is between 13 to 17 and "adult" if value is 18 or above.

So far, I know that if I do a

=IF(A1 <= 12; "Children")

it works fine, but if I try something like...

=IF(A1 <= 12; "Children", A1 <= 17; "Adolescent"; A1 >= 18; "Adult")

...it won't work. Can you guys help me out on this one? Thank you!
 

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Try:
[TABLE="width: 480"]
<colgroup><col width="480"></colgroup><tbody>[TR]
[TD="width: 480"]
Code:
[TABLE="width: 480"]
<colgroup><col width="480"></colgroup><tbody>[TR]
   [TD="width: 480"]=IF(A1<=12,"Children",IF(A1<=17,"Adolescent","Adult"))[/TD]
 [/TR]
</tbody>[/TABLE]

[/TD]
[/TR]
</tbody>[/TABLE]
 
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Welcome to the MrExcel board!

Another option would be
Code:
=LOOKUP(A1,{0,13,18},{"Children","Adolescent","Adult"})
 
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Hello, everyone, and thanks for the warm welcome.

Sadly, none of the functions above worked for me (Formula parse error). Do we have any other options? Thank you!
 
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Could it be that your language setting for Excel uses a semicolon instead of a comma in its formulas?

Code:
=IF(A1<=12;"Children";IF(A1<=17;"Adolescent";"Adult"))
 
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback.
Peter's formula should also work for you (change , to ; ).
 
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