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Using the IF statement, how do I use more than one criteria to be met? Can I
use an AND in it? that is, =IF(condition 1 AND condition 2,XXX,YYY). -- Rich D Armstrong Custom Homes Redmond |
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Use the And function as part of the conditional clause
=IF(AND(A1=2,B2=3),XXX,YYY) -- Kevin Backmann "Rich D" wrote: Using the IF statement, how do I use more than one criteria to be met? Can I use an AND in it? that is, =IF(condition 1 AND condition 2,XXX,YYY). -- Rich D Armstrong Custom Homes Redmond |
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