how can I make an excel formula with condition ?
if age of mother > 64 then 14875 or age of mother < 65 then 13759 in (Class VIP)
if age of mother > 64 then 9633 or age of mother < 65 then 8910 in (Class A)
if age of mother > 64 then 7855 or age of mother < 65 then 7266 in (Class B)
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=IF(A1>64,”14875″,”13759″)
Repeat the above formula for your other values. If the long number is to be treated as a number, ignore the quote marks.
Hey spal,
You can do this:
If ([field number] > 64, “14875”, “13759”)
You replace your field number with your actual field number, of course.
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