Hello,
Here I have a table with current hours, an archetype and a recommendation. So if the current hour correspond to the archetype, there is no changes to do but if the current hour is either too much, not enough or not in the intervalle, there is a a changement need, either less or more. I need a formula for the Recommandation part, so if anyone can help me, thank you very much. There is the table in the linkScreen Shot 2018-07-08 at 1.02.32 pm.png
Last edited by pierret; 07-08-2018 at 07:26 PM.
Shouldn't row 6 be 'less'?
You will need to start with a more formula friendly layout.
None of the 'numbers' in column B are actually proper numbers, as soon as you enter any symbol it becomes a text string, so cannot be compared to column A
Maybe something like this?
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You re right about the row 6. OK thank you very much
Is there a possibility of formatting the cell as a number or intervalle and leave the cell like this ?
If you look at the file that I've re-posted, you have figures that were + or lower end of a range in one column and figures that were - or higher end of a range on another.
If you just had + and - you might be able to get away with some trick formatting, but trying to make it work with something like 36-40 in one cell is creating to many variables to be practical.
Gentle nudge on thread titleI shouldn't really be helping you until you improve it.
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