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Hi

You could use
=COUNT(A1:C1)=3
This would return TRUE where there are numbers in all three columns, and
FALSE where there isn't

If you only wanted to show the True rows then
=IF(COUNT(A1:C1)=3,"Remove","")

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Roger Govier


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I have three columns that will be populated with a positive, a
negative or the number zero. How do I populate a fourth column with
"remove" once the three previous columns have been filled with
something? I know I probably can use an if then statement but I am
not for sure what the text will be since the numbers can be pos, neg,
or equal?

Brandon Galindo