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If any cell in a range of cells A4:AF4 contain the number 2, pass or fail
if a cell contains a 2 want result to show value of fail |
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Assuming you mean, you have a row, A4:AF4 (32 cells). If any of the cells
have a 2 in it, then FAIL, otherwise pass? =IF(COUNTIF(A4:AF4,2)0,"FAIL","PASS") If this isn't what you mean, perhaps rephrase the question. -- John C "Nadine" wrote: If any cell in a range of cells A4:AF4 contain the number 2, pass or fail if a cell contains a 2 want result to show value of fail |
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Try this:
=IF(ISNA(MATCH(2,A4:AF4,0)),"fail","pass") |
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Yes, Thanks.
Now how do I change it, to show nothing until a cell has been filled in. Keep cell that contains forumla empty, until it meets the criteria "John C" wrote: Assuming you mean, you have a row, A4:AF4 (32 cells). If any of the cells have a 2 in it, then FAIL, otherwise pass? =IF(COUNTIF(A4:AF4,2)0,"FAIL","PASS") If this isn't what you mean, perhaps rephrase the question. -- John C "Nadine" wrote: If any cell in a range of cells A4:AF4 contain the number 2, pass or fail if a cell contains a 2 want result to show value of fail |
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No they have changed the criteria.
If specific cells containt a 2 K4,L4,P4,Q4,T4,U4,X4 "CurlerBob" wrote: Try this: =IF(ISNA(MATCH(2,A4:AF4,0)),"fail","pass") |
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For than one way to skin this cat...but I would use the countif formula...
=IF(COUNTIF(A4:AF4,2)0,"FAIL","PASS") "Nadine" wrote: If any cell in a range of cells A4:AF4 contain the number 2, pass or fail if a cell contains a 2 want result to show value of fail |
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IF(OR(K4=2,L4=2,P4=2,Q4=2,T4=2,U4=2,X4=2), "FAIL","PASS")
you could also define a range on those columns and make a better formula..... "Nadine" wrote: No they have changed the criteria. If specific cells containt a 2 K4,L4,P4,Q4,T4,U4,X4 "CurlerBob" wrote: Try this: =IF(ISNA(MATCH(2,A4:AF4,0)),"fail","pass") |
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When you say define a range, do you mean Name a range
"desertres" wrote: IF(OR(K4=2,L4=2,P4=2,Q4=2,T4=2,U4=2,X4=2), "FAIL","PASS") you could also define a range on those columns and make a better formula..... "Nadine" wrote: No they have changed the criteria. If specific cells containt a 2 K4,L4,P4,Q4,T4,U4,X4 "CurlerBob" wrote: Try this: =IF(ISNA(MATCH(2,A4:AF4,0)),"fail","pass") |
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=IF(COUNTBLANK(A4:AF4)=32,"",IF(OR(K4=2,L4=2,P4=2, Q4=2,T4=2,U4=2,X4=2),
"FAIL","PASS")) -- John C "Nadine" wrote: Yes, Thanks. Now how do I change it, to show nothing until a cell has been filled in. Keep cell that contains forumla empty, until it meets the criteria "John C" wrote: Assuming you mean, you have a row, A4:AF4 (32 cells). If any of the cells have a 2 in it, then FAIL, otherwise pass? =IF(COUNTIF(A4:AF4,2)0,"FAIL","PASS") If this isn't what you mean, perhaps rephrase the question. -- John C "Nadine" wrote: If any cell in a range of cells A4:AF4 contain the number 2, pass or fail if a cell contains a 2 want result to show value of fail |
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Thanks John C.
I got this working, had to rework it a bit. =IF(COUNTBLANK(H4:AF4)=25,"",IF(OR(K4=2,L4=2,P4=2, Q4=2,T4=2,U4=2,X4=2),"Yes","No")) "John C" wrote: =IF(COUNTBLANK(A4:AF4)=32,"",IF(OR(K4=2,L4=2,P4=2, Q4=2,T4=2,U4=2,X4=2), "FAIL","PASS")) -- John C "Nadine" wrote: Yes, Thanks. Now how do I change it, to show nothing until a cell has been filled in. Keep cell that contains forumla empty, until it meets the criteria "John C" wrote: Assuming you mean, you have a row, A4:AF4 (32 cells). If any of the cells have a 2 in it, then FAIL, otherwise pass? =IF(COUNTIF(A4:AF4,2)0,"FAIL","PASS") If this isn't what you mean, perhaps rephrase the question. -- John C "Nadine" wrote: If any cell in a range of cells A4:AF4 contain the number 2, pass or fail if a cell contains a 2 want result to show value of fail |
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