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Hi:
I have tried many variations of different nested formulas and have had no luck solving this one. Here are the two scenarios that I am trying to accomplish: Scenario 1: Count 1 if the following criteria are met on a single line of data: Col F contains text (is not blank) Col G, H, and I do NOT contain "Dropped" Scenario 2: Count 1 if the following criteria are met on a single line of data: Col F contains text (is not blank) Col G, H, I all contain the word "Approved" or "N/A" - the tricky part is that there are several different variations of Approved so I tried using the wildcard "*Approved*" but it doesn't seem to work in this particular formula. The two scenarios are separate from eachother. Any help is appreciated! Thanks. |
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