Hi Richard, Thanks for the exlanation which looks very simple. I often got errors when trying to insert a function within a function. I think I have difficulty to keep track of the number of parentheses. I shall try to keep your example in mind when doing nested functions and if I stumble with a complicated one, I will let you know
Reply from Richard Rost:
What I tend to do to keep my parentheses straight is to FINISH OFF the parenthesis for the first function and just use a placeholder like XXX for where the second function goes. I'll start like this:
=IF(Grade>=100,"A",XXX)
Now I'll add the part for B in there:
=IF(Grade>=100,"A",IF(Grade>=90,"B",XXX))
And so on.
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