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What is the formula for:
if data in a1 is the same as data in b2 then "7641" otherwise "7642" |
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If the return values are numeric use this function:
=IF(A1=B2,7641,7642) Otherwise, use this function: =IF(A1=B2,"7641","7642") -- Kevin Backmann "Donna" wrote: What is the formula for: if data in a1 is the same as data in b2 then "7641" otherwise "7642" |
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Thanks. If a1 and b2 are formulas would I need to copy and paste the values
into new columns? "Kevin B" wrote: If the return values are numeric use this function: =IF(A1=B2,7641,7642) Otherwise, use this function: =IF(A1=B2,"7641","7642") -- Kevin Backmann "Donna" wrote: What is the formula for: if data in a1 is the same as data in b2 then "7641" otherwise "7642" |
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-- David Biddulph "Donna" wrote in message ... Thanks. If a1 and b2 are formulas would I need to copy and paste the values into new columns? "Kevin B" wrote: If the return values are numeric use this function: =IF(A1=B2,7641,7642) Otherwise, use this function: =IF(A1=B2,"7641","7642") -- Kevin Backmann "Donna" wrote: What is the formula for: if data in a1 is the same as data in b2 then "7641" otherwise "7642" |
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