Your right Mike, i didn't see that when cobbling that together!

Mike H;427048 Wrote:
Simon

The A1 low & B1 low can never be called because B1 high or A1 high will
evaluate as TRUE first.

Mike


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ivory;427015 Wrote:
I have two columns that have two numbers and I need a function that
will
tell
me if the one number in one column is greater than, less than< or
equal =.

Thank you for your help,There are smarter ways but assuming your
numbers are in column A & B put
this in C and copy down.
=IF(A1B1,"A1 High",IF(B1A1,"B1 High",IF(A1<B1,"A1 Low",IF(B1<A1,"B1
Low","A1 & B1 Equal"))))


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