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The formula below doesn't seem to be working. What I want to say is IF O19
is 75% but less than 100% AND V19 is 100%, then return a 1, otherwise leave the cell blank. Thanks for your help =SUMPRODUCT(--(O19=75%),--(O19<99.999%),--(V19=100%),1,"") |
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Why wouldn't even be a SUMPRODUCT problem?
=IF(AND(O1975%,O19<1,V191),1,"") -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "KC" wrote in message ... The formula below doesn't seem to be working. What I want to say is IF O19 is 75% but less than 100% AND V19 is 100%, then return a 1, otherwise leave the cell blank. Thanks for your help =SUMPRODUCT(--(O19=75%),--(O19<99.999%),--(V19=100%),1,"") |
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Hi
Look at this: =IF(SUMPRODUCT(--(O19=75%),--(O19<100%),--(V19=100%))=1,1,"") Regards, Per "KC" skrev i meddelelsen ... The formula below doesn't seem to be working. What I want to say is IF O19 is 75% but less than 100% AND V19 is 100%, then return a 1, otherwise leave the cell blank. Thanks for your help =SUMPRODUCT(--(O19=75%),--(O19<99.999%),--(V19=100%),1,"") |
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Try
=IF(AND(O1975%,O19<100%,V19100%),1,"") Hope this helps, Hutch "KC" wrote: The formula below doesn't seem to be working. What I want to say is IF O19 is 75% but less than 100% AND V19 is 100%, then return a 1, otherwise leave the cell blank. Thanks for your help =SUMPRODUCT(--(O19=75%),--(O19<99.999%),--(V19=100%),1,"") |
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