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am adding up C2:C7, but I want to stay within the same row when converting the "Y" or "N" to the value I set for it. In other words this is how I want it to work... C2 Y (value I set in formula = +1) C3 3 C4 N (value I set in formula = -2) C5 10 C6 Y (value I set in formula = +3) C7 2 C8 17 (Total) Any Ideas? Corey |
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