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That shouldn't be the case. Try hitting F9 to recalculate.
"John Moore" wrote in message ... This works in that when both A1 and B1 = N the formula returns B ,,, but when they don't both contiain N it still returns B .....when it should return C ..... any thoughts? "Pete_UK" wrote: Try this: =IF(AND(A1="N",B1="N"),"B","C") Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 11, 3:40 pm, John Moore wrote: Hi guys, How do I return a Y or N answer based on the following. Formula in cell C1 to return either B or C depending on the content of cells A1 and B1 ,,, so if A1 and B1 = N then return B ,,, if not then return C. A B C 1 N N B 2 N Y C 3 N N B |
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