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I want to write a statement that effectively does the following:
IF Cell-value = A OR B OR C, THEN ENTER 1000 Ideally, I'd like to nest a 2nd and 3rd statement using this logic Like: IF Cell-value = A OR B OR C, then enter 1000, IF Cell-value of the same cell = D OR F, then enter 2000, IF Cell-value of that same cell = Z, then 0 Can I do this? If so, what is the proper syntax? Thanks |
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