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Have you test your formula?
"Bob Umlas" wrote: =IF(OR(A1=99292,99354,99356,"SIMPLE"),B1,C1) (and fill down) Bob Umlas Excel MVP "Constance" wrote in message ... Hello, I've never quite figured out how to use these functions but I think one of these would work for what I want to do so I need some help in ascertaining how to write a formula. For example, in the situation below, if the Code in Column A is 99292, 99354, 99356, or SIMPLE, I want the formula result in Column D to equal the Occur in column B, and if the Code is column A is anything else I want the formula result in Column D to equal the Units in Column C. Code Occur Units Formula 99354 1 3 99356 1 2 99211 2 2 99212 4 4 SIMPLE 3 6 99292 2 4 Any help is appreciated! Thanks. -- Constance |
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