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Perfect. Worked like a charm. You rock!
"Elkar" wrote: Try this: =IF(I5="","",IF(J5="","In Progress","Closed")) HTH Elkar "Dave Shultz" wrote: Heres my dilemma: If cell I5 is null and J5 is null, I want L5 to be null If I5 is not null and J5 is null, I want L5 to return €śIn Progress€ť If I5 is not null and J5 is not null, I want L5 to return €śClosed€ť Any suggestions??? |
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