I have the following formula:
=SE(1,5*Q2>F8<2*Q2;"RUIM";"BOM")
In Q2
I have 44
and in F8
I have 70
and my result gives BOM
. Where is the error?
I have the following formula:
=SE(1,5*Q2>F8<2*Q2;"RUIM";"BOM")
In Q2
I have 44
and in F8
I have 70
and my result gives BOM
. Where is the error?
You will need to use the E
next to the function SE
;
SE
the value of F8 (70) is greater than 66% with% less than 88, then it will be "BAD", otherwise "GOOD."
The formula will be:
=SE(E(F8>1,5*Q2; F8<2*Q2);"RUIM";"BOM")
When working with interval, consider whether to include the reference values themselves - the extremes
See:
70 > 66 = VERDADEIRO
66 > 66 = FALSO
If in your worksheet the value of F8 is 66, then you will not enter into the concept of "BAD";
Formula for range (including extremes)
=SE(E(F8>=1,5*Q2; F8<=2*Q2);"RUIM";"BOM")
wiki
"In mathematics, a (real) interval is a set that contains each real number between two indicated extremes, whether or not it can contain the ends themselves."