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=(IF(ISTEXT('Data Report'!$L2:$L4),'Data Report'!N3,J11)) Response
I have 3 cells that may or may not contain text my statement is the following:
=(IF(ISTEXT('Data Report'!$L2:$L4),'Data Report'!N3,J11)). What I need to happen is to have N3 posted in the cell of this formula if any of the three cells have text in them. I feel I am close but not quite there. The response I get is works only if all L2:L4 is FALSE,FALSE,FALSE or TRUE,TRUE, TRUE. Help is appreciated. |
Try:
=if(or(istext($L2),istext($L3),istext($L4)),'Data Report!N3,J11) HTH, "s2frost" wrote: I have 3 cells that may or may not contain text my statement is the following: =(IF(ISTEXT('Data Report'!$L2:$L4),'Data Report'!N3,J11)). What I need to happen is to have N3 posted in the cell of this formula if any of the three cells have text in them. I feel I am close but not quite there. The response I get is works only if all L2:L4 is FALSE,FALSE,FALSE or TRUE,TRUE, TRUE. Help is appreciated. |
You can just add an OR() to your *array* formula.
=(IF(OR(ISTEXT('Data Report'!$L2:$L4)),'Data Report'!N3,J11)) -- Array formulas are entered using CSE, <Ctrl <Shift <Enter, instead of the regular <Enter, which will *automatically* enclose the formula in curly brackets, which *cannot* be done manually. -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "s2frost" wrote in message ... I have 3 cells that may or may not contain text my statement is the following: =(IF(ISTEXT('Data Report'!$L2:$L4),'Data Report'!N3,J11)). What I need to happen is to have N3 posted in the cell of this formula if any of the three cells have text in them. I feel I am close but not quite there. The response I get is works only if all L2:L4 is FALSE,FALSE,FALSE or TRUE,TRUE, TRUE. Help is appreciated. |
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