Calculating Multiple Conditions in a Formula With the Nested if Statement
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Calculating Multiple Conditions in a Formula With The Nested IF Statement Do you need to calculate multiple conditions in a formula? Similar to the example below where a specific trade discount percentage has been used depending on the quantity purchased? If that is the case then you can use the Nested IF statement. The Nested IF statement enables one to calculate multiple conditions in a formula. s a result more elaborate tests of data can be constructed. Process: Excel 2003, 2007 and 2010 The If statement can be used to conduct conditional tests on !alues and formulas. "owe!er if more elaborate testing of data will be carried out then the Nested If Statement can be used. To calculate the trade discount percentage for clients based on the table below# TOTAL PURCHASES DISCOUT PERCETA!E $%&'()((( *+ $%&,()((( -+ $%&()((( '+ /&()((( (+ . 0nter the data gi!en below '. Select cell D, and type the following formula# %I"#C2$%30000,&7'&,I"#C2$%20000,&('&,I"#C2$%10000,&3'&,&0'&))) 1. 2ress enter and copy the formula down -. The result will be as below
Calculating Multiple Conditions in a Formula With the Nested if Statement
Calculating Multiple Conditions in a Formula With The Nested IF
StatementDo you need to calculate multiple conditions in a formula?
Similar to the example below where a specific trade discount
percentage has been used depending on the quantity purchased? If
that is the case then you can use the Nested IF statement.The
Nested IF statement enables one to calculate multiple conditions in
a formula. As a result more elaborate tests of data can be
constructed.Process: Excel 2003, 2007 and 2010The If statement can
be used to conduct conditional tests on values and formulas.
However if more elaborate testing of data will be carried out then
the Nested If Statement can be used.To calculate the trade discount
percentage for clients based on the table below;TOTAL PURCHASES
DISCOUNT PERCENTAGE
>=$30,0007%
>=$20,0005%
>=$10,0003%
=30000,7%,IF(C2>=20000,5%,IF(C2>=10000,3%,0%))) 4. Press
enter and copy the formula down5. The result will be as below If
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