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Hi, I have a spreadsheet with several columns where users input measurements.
I would like an automated means to check the entries for two seperate conditions, first return all rows which contains a measurement between 1439mm and 1449mm, second return all rows which contain a measurement equal or greater than 1450mm. The difficulty is that it is possible that measurements entered along the row may well meet both conditions. For values of less than 1439mm no return is necessary. Many thanks! |
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First condition use: IF(AND(A21439,A2<1449),A2,'') Type this in a helping
column Second condition: IF(A2=1450,A2,"") Type this in another helping column By comparing result of these helping columns you can find the difficulty you mentioned. -- R. Khoshravan Please click "Yes" if it is helpful. I would like an automated means to check the entries for two seperate conditions, first return all rows which contains a measurement between 1439mm and 1449mm, second return all rows which contain a measurement equal or greater than 1450mm. The difficulty is that it is possible that measurements entered along the row may well meet both conditions. For values of less than 1439mm no return is necessary. Many thanks! |
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