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Hello,
I have two columns, each with a Vlookup to seperate spreadsheets. Each column will have either a "Y" or and #NA."Y" represnting that a client has enrolled in a meeting, #NA from Vlookup in either one or both columns if the client has not enrolled in either meeting. So I want a third column to have a "Y" if there is a "Y" either coluimn A or B in the same row.(or conversly a "N" if there is not a Y in either column Thank you in advance for saving me from pulling anyu more hair out. Help here is always terriffic. |
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One Way:
=IF(COUNTIF(A1:B1,"Y"),"Y","N") HTH, Paul -- "Steve B" wrote in message ... Hello, I have two columns, each with a Vlookup to seperate spreadsheets. Each column will have either a "Y" or and #NA."Y" represnting that a client has enrolled in a meeting, #NA from Vlookup in either one or both columns if the client has not enrolled in either meeting. So I want a third column to have a "Y" if there is a "Y" either coluimn A or B in the same row.(or conversly a "N" if there is not a Y in either column Thank you in advance for saving me from pulling anyu more hair out. Help here is always terriffic. |
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This assumes the ONLY POSSIBLE cell values are Y and #N/A
=if(and(iserror(cell1),iserror(cell2)),"N","Y") "Steve B" wrote: Hello, I have two columns, each with a Vlookup to seperate spreadsheets. Each column will have either a "Y" or and #NA."Y" represnting that a client has enrolled in a meeting, #NA from Vlookup in either one or both columns if the client has not enrolled in either meeting. So I want a third column to have a "Y" if there is a "Y" either coluimn A or B in the same row.(or conversly a "N" if there is not a Y in either column Thank you in advance for saving me from pulling anyu more hair out. Help here is always terriffic. |
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=IF(OR(A1="y",B1="y"),"y","n")
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200738 "Steve B" wrote: Hello, I have two columns, each with a Vlookup to seperate spreadsheets. Each column will have either a "Y" or and #NA."Y" represnting that a client has enrolled in a meeting, #NA from Vlookup in either one or both columns if the client has not enrolled in either meeting. So I want a third column to have a "Y" if there is a "Y" either coluimn A or B in the same row.(or conversly a "N" if there is not a Y in either column Thank you in advance for saving me from pulling anyu more hair out. Help here is always terriffic. |
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Try this:
=IF(AND(ISNA(A1),ISNA(B1)),"N","Y") -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Steve B" wrote in message ... Hello, I have two columns, each with a Vlookup to seperate spreadsheets. Each column will have either a "Y" or and #NA."Y" represnting that a client has enrolled in a meeting, #NA from Vlookup in either one or both columns if the client has not enrolled in either meeting. So I want a third column to have a "Y" if there is a "Y" either coluimn A or B in the same row.(or conversly a "N" if there is not a Y in either column Thank you in advance for saving me from pulling anyu more hair out. Help here is always terriffic. |
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Thank you to all 4 who answered. Problem solved.
"Ragdyer" wrote: Try this: =IF(AND(ISNA(A1),ISNA(B1)),"N","Y") -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Steve B" wrote in message ... Hello, I have two columns, each with a Vlookup to seperate spreadsheets. Each column will have either a "Y" or and #NA."Y" represnting that a client has enrolled in a meeting, #NA from Vlookup in either one or both columns if the client has not enrolled in either meeting. So I want a third column to have a "Y" if there is a "Y" either coluimn A or B in the same row.(or conversly a "N" if there is not a Y in either column Thank you in advance for saving me from pulling anyu more hair out. Help here is always terriffic. |
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