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"Duke Carey" wrote: Ditch the double quotees around the percentages =if(k2=19,65%,if(k2=20,75%)) "nolechik" wrote: I have a report I am attempting to automate as much as possible. What I have done is put in the following: Cell J is a current % Cell K is my product type (a number 19,20) Cell L is =if(k2=19,"65%",if(k2=20,"75%")) Cell M I want it to tell me whether the % in cell J is more then L, when I input the formula =if(j2=L2,"Yes","No") it does not change but if I delete the formula in L and type a % in it works....HELP |
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