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Default Long IF Statement

I am trying to write an IF statement to look for a number in either one row
or columb and then return a value if the statement is true. I am able to get
everything to work until I try putting in my ninth IF statement and then I
get a message that tells me I am trying something wrong. Are you only
allowed to have eight nested statements? Here is an example of what I can
get to work:

=IF(A1=1,"",IF(A2=1,"",IF(A3=1,"",IF(A4=1,"",IF(A5 =1,"",IF(A6=1,"",IF(A7=1,"",IF(A8=1,"",1))))))))

I would really like get that ninth IF in their, or is their another way of
doing this?

I checked out the vlookup and lookup statements, and either I don't know
what or how to write them, or they just aren't what I am looking for.

Thank you for any help on this.

ROD
 
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