IF-Then formula problem

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Bill Elerding - 24 Mar 2008 19:47 GMT

I am using the attached formula, but need to modify it to within a range.
Here is the existing formula:

Formula =IF((M2-L2>0),(ROUND(((M2-L2)*1440),0))," ")
I need to have the first IF statement to me like this, where MaxTAT=180
(for now):

Revision =IF((MaxTAT>M2-L2>0),(ROUND(((M2-L2)*1440),0))," ") I want the
formula to round the answer if M2-L2 is between 0 and 180, or leave it blank
if not. When I put the formula in as this, it appears to only consider the
M2-L2>0 part of the formula. Am I missing something REALLY basic here?

Thanks for any help. Bill in Northern California

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Max - 24 Mar 2008 19:59 GMT

Believe you meant to do this:
=IF(AND(M2-L2>0,M2-L2<MaxTAT),ROUND((M2-L2)*1440,0),"")

[Using an AND construct, and with extra parens removed]

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> I am using the attached formula, but need to modify it to within a range.
> Here is the existing formula:
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> Thanks for any help. Bill in Northern California

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Bill Elerding - 25 Mar 2008 06:57 GMT

Thanks, Max. It worked like a charm. -Bill

> Believe you meant to do this:
> =IF(AND(M2-L2>0,M2-L2<MaxTAT),ROUND((M2-L2)*1440,0),"")
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> > Thanks for any help. Bill in Northern California

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Max - 25 Mar 2008 08:03 GMT

Good to hear that, and thanks for feeding back.

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> Thanks, Max. It worked like a charm. -Bill

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Pete_UK - 24 Mar 2008 20:03 GMT

You need to amend your formula like this:

=IF(AND(MaxTAT>M2-L2,M2-L2>0),ROUND((M2-L2)*1440,0)," ")

I've also removed two pairs of redendant brackets.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Mar 24, 6:47 pm, Bill Elerding <Bill
Elerd...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I am using the attached formula, but need to modify it to within a range.
> Here is the existing formula:
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>
> Thanks for any help. Bill in Northern California

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Bill Elerding - 25 Mar 2008 06:59 GMT

Great, thanks for the help. Of course, once I put in the fix, I had to also
remember to multiply the M2-L2 by 1440 to convert the times back to minutes.
Sometimes the simplest things... -Bill

> You need to amend your formula like this:
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> > Thanks for any help. Bill in Northern California

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Pete_UK - 25 Mar 2008 11:00 GMT

Yes, I thought you were doing something with time. Glad to hear you
got it to work.

Pete

On Mar 25, 5:59 am, Bill Elerding
<BillElerd...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Great, thanks for the help. Of course, once I put in the fix, I had to also
> remember to multiply the M2-L2 by 1440 to convert the times back to minutes.
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