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How do I enter a double argument in a single function, eg < 10, but greater
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=if(and(0<a1,a1<10),"between","not between") Petros wrote: How do I enter a double argument in a single function, eg < 10, but greater than 0. -- Dave Peterson |
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=SUM(COUNTIF(A:A,{"0","=10"})*{1,-1})
"Petros" wrote: How do I enter a double argument in a single function, eg < 10, but greater than 0. |
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