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=IF(OR(AND(A1=4,A1<=20),AND(A1=24,A1<=30)),"H"," Y") I assumed that by "between" you mean to include the endpoints of the range. Otherwise, use rather than = and < rather than <=. In article , jai wrote: I want to write a formula in which I want write that if any cell say A1= between 4 to 20 and 24 to 30 then display "H" otherwise "Y". How should I write. Any shortcut would be grately obliged. Thanks Jai |
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