问题
I have a situation where I need to apply several "value boundaries" to several different "starting positions" and then subsequently output the "ongoing position".
The "value boundaries" are: <500, >=500<750, >750<=850 and >850
The "starting positions" are "Basic", "Standard", "Standard+", and "Platinum",
The value boundaries are then applied and the "ongoing position" outputted,
e.g. a person starting at "Basic" achieves 600 and then moves to "standard", or someone at "Platinum" gets 700 so reverts to "Standard+" etc etc, I have tried this with a nested IF to no avail .
Edit: it seems the solution is beyond a formula do I need VBA to solve this one?
回答1:
If it is ok for you to have a table with the ranges somewhere, this will work for you.
Cell F1 contains the formula (as text) that is used in E1. Then you can copy-paste downwards.
回答2:
Without a VLOOKUP() table:
=IF(A1<500,"Basic",IF(AND(A1>=500,A1<750),"Standard",IF(AND(A1>=750,A1<800),"Standard+","Platinum")))
NOTE:
In VBA, the And syntax is slightly different.
回答3:
If I understand you correctly, you will input two numbers and, based on where these numbers fall with regard to your boundary conditions, the ongoing position will be determined. Furthermore, the ongoing position cannot be more than "one different" from the starting position.
That being the case, and with the First Score in D1, and the Second Score in E1, the following formula will, I think, output the ongoing position:
=CHOOSE(MATCH(D1,{0;500;750;850})+SIGN( MATCH(E1,{0;500;750;850})-MATCH( D1,{0;500;750;850})),"Basic","Standard","Standard+","Platinum")
回答4:
O.K....Put the sequence of values in column A. In B1 enter:
=IF(A1<500,0,IF(AND(A1>=500,A1<750),1,IF(AND(A1>=750,A1<800),2,3))) and copy down
this will generate a code 0 thru 3 to represent the four levels
In C1 enter:
=B1
In C2 enter:
=IF(ABS(B1-B2)<2,B2,IF(B2>B1,B1+1,B1-1)) and copy down
column C implements the one-step limit. Finally in D1 enter:
=CHOOSE(C1+1,"Basic","Standard","Standard+","Platinum") and copy down
This converts the codes to word-levels
回答5:
I struggled to get an answer to this but eventually with the help of the suggestions I was able to work it out, here is the finished formula:
=IF(AND(H4="Basic",G17<450),"Basic",IF(AND(H4="Basic",G17>=450),"Standard",IF(AND(H4="Standard",G17<450),"Basic",IF(AND(H4="Standard",G17>449,G17<700),"Standard",IF(AND(H4="Standard",G17>=700),"Standard+",IF(AND(H4="Standard+",G17>699,G17<800),"Standard+",IF(AND(H4="Standard+",G17<700),"Standard",IF(AND(H4="Standard+",G17>=800),"Platinum",IF(AND(H4="Platinum",G17<800),"Standard+","Platinum")))))))))
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19912816/applying-multiple-conditions-to-formula