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Hi,
I'm trying to achieve the following: In Cell A49 I want to have a value from D49. But if D49 is blank, I want the value from C49, but if C49 is blank I want the value from B49. =IF(ISBLANK(D49),((ISBLANK(C49),(B49),(C49),)),D49 ) is what I have come up with but it doesn't seem to be correct. Can someone please show me where I've gone wrong. Thanks! Dave |
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