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=(A1="Green") * (B1 = "Blue") In article , Spendtoomuchtime wrote: Having difficulty with IF two cells are true. Example, I want D1 to = C1 if, A1="Green" and B1="Blue" D1 can also equal a value instead of equaling C1, say equal 1 if True and 0 if False. The problem I am having is it will equal 1 if either A1 or B1 are True, need both to be True to value 1 (or C1, really either way would work for my purposes). |
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