combined 4 formulas into 1
I've tried to cobmine to formules but either get Value or Name Error, also, not sure where to search or search for in google.
Any help will be most appreciated.
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Column E4 is filled with one of the 4 things.
Low
Medium
High
Urgent
at the moment I have a separate formula for the above
- this will then calculate if it is in SLA
The code I have is
=IF(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
P2 = time
IC SLA'!$F$3
IC SLA(sheet)'!$F$3/4/5/6(time)
microsoft-excel worksheet-function
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SSPSSP
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I've tried to cobmine to formules but either get Value or Name Error, also, not sure where to search or search for in google.
Any help will be most appreciated.
===========
Column E4 is filled with one of the 4 things.
Low
Medium
High
Urgent
at the moment I have a separate formula for the above
- this will then calculate if it is in SLA
The code I have is
=IF(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
P2 = time
IC SLA'!$F$3
IC SLA(sheet)'!$F$3/4/5/6(time)
microsoft-excel worksheet-function
asked Jan 24 at 10:39
SSPSSP
125
add a comment |
I've tried to cobmine to formules but either get Value or Name Error, also, not sure where to search or search for in google.
Any help will be most appreciated.
===========
Column E4 is filled with one of the 4 things.
Low
Medium
High
Urgent
at the moment I have a separate formula for the above
- this will then calculate if it is in SLA
The code I have is
=IF(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
P2 = time
IC SLA'!$F$3
IC SLA(sheet)'!$F$3/4/5/6(time)
microsoft-excel worksheet-function
asked Jan 24 at 10:39
SSPSSP
125
I've tried to cobmine to formules but either get Value or Name Error, also, not sure where to search or search for in google.
Any help will be most appreciated.
===========
Column E4 is filled with one of the 4 things.
Low
Medium
High
Urgent
at the moment I have a separate formula for the above
- this will then calculate if it is in SLA
The code I have is
=IF(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
=IF(AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3),"IN SLA","OUT SLA")
P2 = time
IC SLA'!$F$3
IC SLA(sheet)'!$F$3/4/5/6(time)
microsoft-excel worksheet-function
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You can combine your four AND within an OR statement. The general pattern would be:
=IF(OR(AND1, AND2, AND3, AND4), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
Using your existing formulas this would be:
=IF(OR(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6), AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5), AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4), AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3)), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
answered Jan 24 at 10:44
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Thanks dude!, When comparing it with my original combines formula, I didn't include the OR :)
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You can combine your four AND within an OR statement. The general pattern would be:
=IF(OR(AND1, AND2, AND3, AND4), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
Using your existing formulas this would be:
=IF(OR(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6), AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5), AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4), AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3)), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
answered Jan 24 at 10:44
RickyTillsonRickyTillson
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Thanks dude!, When comparing it with my original combines formula, I didn't include the OR :)
– SSP
Jan 24 at 11:00
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You can combine your four AND within an OR statement. The general pattern would be:
=IF(OR(AND1, AND2, AND3, AND4), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
Using your existing formulas this would be:
=IF(OR(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6), AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5), AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4), AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3)), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
answered Jan 24 at 10:44
RickyTillsonRickyTillson
32718
Thanks dude!, When comparing it with my original combines formula, I didn't include the OR :)
– SSP
Jan 24 at 11:00
add a comment |
You can combine your four AND within an OR statement. The general pattern would be:
=IF(OR(AND1, AND2, AND3, AND4), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
Using your existing formulas this would be:
=IF(OR(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6), AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5), AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4), AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3)), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
answered Jan 24 at 10:44
RickyTillsonRickyTillson
32718
You can combine your four AND within an OR statement. The general pattern would be:
=IF(OR(AND1, AND2, AND3, AND4), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
Using your existing formulas this would be:
=IF(OR(AND(E2="Low",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$6), AND(E2="Medium",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$5), AND(E2="High",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$4), AND(E2="Urgent",P2<'IC SLA'!$F$3)), "IN SLA", "OUT SLA")
answered Jan 24 at 10:44
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answered Jan 24 at 10:44
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answered Jan 24 at 10:44
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answered Jan 24 at 10:44
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Thanks dude!, When comparing it with my original combines formula, I didn't include the OR :)
– SSP
Jan 24 at 11:00
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Thanks dude!, When comparing it with my original combines formula, I didn't include the OR :)
– SSP
Jan 24 at 11:00
Thanks dude!, When comparing it with my original combines formula, I didn't include the OR :)
– SSP
Jan 24 at 11:00
Thanks dude!, When comparing it with my original combines formula, I didn't include the OR :)
– SSP
Jan 24 at 11:00
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