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"IF" STATEMENTS ?????

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paullaup

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Feb 26, 2003
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Hi, Im not an experienced excel user. Im trying to set up an equation that will round up the baseplate thickness value in the cell to a value more practical.
i.e. when I get a thickness of .083inches, I would like the cell next to it to read "use a 1 inch base plate. Ive got this far, and it works for one condition.
I have : IF(C82<1,(&quot;use a 1inch baseplate&quot;)),

This is fine for all values less than 1, but I also want to add a function for other values, like:
ifC82>1, BUT <1.25, &quot;USE A 1.25 INCH BASEPLATE&quot;,....and so on.

Has anyone got any ideas???

 
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You could also consider Case Select. It is a way of looping. I haven't used it but John Walkenbach covers it in his books.
 
Paullaup.Since you require standard thickess plates why not create a table of thicknesses and LOOKUP this table?

 
That was suggested two weeks ago by bltseattle.

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