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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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