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=SE(C5<=3,09;"0,15%";SE(C5<=3,1--4,99;"0,20%";SE(C5>=5;C5;"0,30%")))
is returning wrong value in the last function
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=SE(C5<=3,09;"0,15%";SE(C5<=3,1--4,99;"0,20%";SE(C5>=5;C5;"0,30%")))
is returning wrong value in the last function
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Try to put the references cells. So we can help you...
In all cases try the following:
SE(C5<=3,09;"0,15%";SE(C5<=3,1;"0,20%";SE(C5<5;"0,20%";SE(C5>=5;"0,30%"))))
Thus it is possible to contemplate all values less than 5
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What do you mean by this condition: C5<=3.1--4.99? Maybe you want: E(C5>=3.1; C5<=4.99)
– anonimo
THEN IT WAS LESS EQUAL TO 3.1 TO 4.99 TO RETURN 0.30%
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Greater than or equal to 3.1 and less than or equal to 4.9 returns "0.20%".
– anonimo
Note that in your last SE will never be displayed the result "0.30%".
– anonimo
Maybe you should describe what you want to do and the formula used and what you think is wrong.
– anonimo
CORRECTING THE FORMULA AND THAT
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=SE(C5<=3,09;"0,15%";SE(C5<=3,1--4,99;"0,20%";SE(C5>=5;"0,30%")))
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I WANT IT TO RETURN 0.30% WHEN IT RETURNS 5 BUT IT DOES NOT RETURN 0.30 FROM 8
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=SE(C5<=3,09;"0,15%";SE(C5<=3,1;"0,20%";SE(C5<=4,99;"0,20%";SE(C5>=5;"0,30%"))) VALEI JA FOUND A WAY TO WORK
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