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Lynn Bales
 
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SPS looks like

ColA ColB ColC ColD ColE ColF
N N N N N N
N N N Y
Y N N
N N

I need to create a new column that says if there is only N's OR blanks in
any row from Col A-F, put a Y, so in the example above ColG would have a Y in
rows 1 and 4.

Is this doable with IF/OR/AND?

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Lynn
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Hi, Lynn-
You could count the Ns and blanks; the opposite way to think of that
same scenario is the absence of Ys. If you like that logic, you can
use the formula
=IF(COUNTIF(A1:F1,"Y")=0,"Y","")
.... to put a Y in column G.

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Thanks Dave that did the trick alright. I never would have thought of it
backwards like that!

"Dave O" wrote:

Hi, Lynn-
You could count the Ns and blanks; the opposite way to think of that
same scenario is the absence of Ys. If you like that logic, you can
use the formula
=IF(COUNTIF(A1:F1,"Y")=0,"Y","")
.... to put a Y in column G.


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