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=IF(A1="Minimum",IF(A3=A2,"Yes","No"), IF(A1="Maximum", IF(A3<=A2,"Yes","No"),"")) In article , mkerstei wrote: I have a worksheet, and if cell 1 contains the word "Minimum," I need it to compare cells 2 and 3. I need it to run the equation in cell 4 =if(cell3=cell2,"yes","no") But if cell1 contains the word Maximum, I need it to compare cells 2 and 3 and run the equation: =if(cell3<=cell2,"Yes","No") I think you can use the =find statement, but I cannot get it to work. Any suggestions? |
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