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pilot

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Why can't I figure this out?

=IF(F402,IF(LEN(B402<9),IF(C402<501,C402*0.01,5+(C402-500)*0.006),33),"")

When LEN(B402<9 is FALSE, I want 33 as the result but I'm getting "".

Thanks for your assistance.
 
Sure, Joe.

This formula goes in K1.

If anything is in A1, complete the following tests, else display blank
If LEN B1<9 = TRUE,
If C1<501 = TRUE, C1*0.01
If C1<501 = FALSE, 5+(C1-500)*0.006
If LEN B1<9 = FALSE, C1

I think this shows all conditions. Thanks again for your assistance.
 
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OK, let's build it piece-by-piece, so you can see how it all works:
If anything is in A1, complete the following tests, else display blank
So, we start off with (just using "x" as a place-holder for the true statement):
Code:
=IF(A1,[COLOR=#ff0000][B]x[/B][/COLOR],"")
If LEN B1<9 = TRUE,
...
If LEN B1<9 = FALSE, C1
So we replace the "x" in our first formula with:
Code:
IF(LEN(B1)<0,[COLOR=#ff0000][B]y[/B][/COLOR],C1)
where y is our new placeholder.
So making that substitution now looks like:
Code:
=IF(A1,IF(LEN(B1)<0,[COLOR=#ff0000][B]y[/B][/COLOR],C1),"")
Lastly, we have this part:
If C1<501 = TRUE, C1*0.01
If C1<501 = FALSE, 5+(C1-500)*0.006
which would just look like:
Code:
IF(C1<501,C1*0.01,5+(C1-500)*0.006)
So substituting that in to "y" in our formula above yields:
Code:
=IF(A1,IF(LEN(B1)<0,IF(C1<501,C1*0.01,5+(C1-500)*0.006),C1),"")

So that is how you build a nested IF formula!
 
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Try
Code:
=IF(A1<>"",IF(LEN(B1)<9,IF(C1<501,C1*0.001,5+(C1-500)*0.006),C1),"")
 
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You are welcome.
I hope breaking it down like I did allowed you to follow along and make sense.
 
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