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Hello AMAR,
Thanks for commenting. There is a typing mistake in your formula.
The formula for exercise 7 which we applied to cell I148 is: =SWITCH(TRUE,D148>=$B$173,$C$173,D148>=$B$172,$C$172,D148>=$B$171,$C$171,D148>=$B$170,$C$170,0%)
Formula Explanation:
The condition D148>=$B$173 is checked first by the SWITCH function. If it is true, then it returns the value of cell $C$173. If the first condition is false, the formula checks the next condition D148>=$B$172. If this is true, then it returns the value of cell $C$172.
This pattern continues for the following conditions and their respective values. If none of the conditions are true, the default value returned is 0%.
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Dear KRIS,
Thanks for your feedback. We are extremely sorry that, we missed multiplying the formula by 2 (method-1). Now we have corrected the formula in the article, please try it now.
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