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I'm new ot this group and moderately experienced with Excel. Here is my
question. I have a range of cells where I need to determine if a value is located within the range. My cumbersome formula follows. I need to simplify the formula in order to get it under the 255 character limit. Example follows: =IF($B$250,"n/a",(IF(OR(AE$17=$C25,AE$17=$D25,AE$17=$E25,AE$17=$ F25,AE$17=$G25,AE$17=$H25,AE$17=$I25,AE$17=$J25,AE $17=$K25,AE$17=$L25,AE$17=$M25,AE$17=$N25,AE$17=$O 25,AE$17=$P25,AE$17=$Q25,AE$17=$R25,AE$17=$S25,AE$ 17=$T25,AE$17=$U25,AE$17=$V25,AE$17=$W25,AE$17=$X2 5,AE$17=$Y25,AE$17=$Z25,AE$17=$AA25,AE$17=$AB25,AE $17=$AC25)=TRUE,"",AE$17))) It is the OR function that I am trying to simplify: In the formula I am asking if AE$17 is equal to any of the cells in the range $C25:$AC25. There has to be a simpler way to do this. I could use help on this from anyone. Carl |
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