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Array gives wrong answer
in an adjacent cell i'm attempting to indicate whether or not any of the
first four numbers in H,G,I and J, are present in either K, N, O, or P and indicate that by displaying a 1. The formual now indicates True by displaying a 1 yet the formual should indicate False by representing a 0. Is it the use of commas between the cell designations that is causing this? If so, what is the character I should be using. It works well with the use of a : to represent a range but once I add in one lone cell such as the K4, it does not work. Any ideas? H G I J K L M N O P Row4 7 9 3 1 7 3 3 3 3 1 {=--AND(OR(G4=K4,L4,O4,P4),OR(H4=K4,L4,O4,P4),OR(I4=K4 ,L4,O4,P4),OR(J4=K4,L4,O4,P4))} |
Array gives wrong answer
It's not an array formula
=--(OR(OR(G4=K4,G4=L4,G4=O4,G4=P4),OR(H4=K4,H4=L4,H4= O4,H4=P4),OR(I4=K4,I4=L 4,I4=O4),OR(I4=P4,J4=K4,J4=L4,J4=O4,J4=P4))) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Shu of AZ" wrote in message ... in an adjacent cell i'm attempting to indicate whether or not any of the first four numbers in H,G,I and J, are present in either K, N, O, or P and indicate that by displaying a 1. The formual now indicates True by displaying a 1 yet the formual should indicate False by representing a 0. Is it the use of commas between the cell designations that is causing this? If so, what is the character I should be using. It works well with the use of a : to represent a range but once I add in one lone cell such as the K4, it does not work. Any ideas? H G I J K L M N O P Row4 7 9 3 1 7 3 3 3 3 1 {=--AND(OR(G4=K4,L4,O4,P4),OR(H4=K4,L4,O4,P4),OR(I4=K4 ,L4,O4,P4),OR(J4=K4,L4 ,O4,P4))} |
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