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All your help is perfect. Except I want one more piece of the puzzle. I
only want the data from A15 if it starts with an H or P. Is there something needed if it's a false statement. If it's false I want to return it blank. "Sloth" wrote: =IF(OR(LEFT(Summary!A15,1)="H",LEFT(Summary!A15,1) ="P"),Summary!A15,"") you had some eraneous "=". Also, the wildcard can't be used in this manner. "Greg" wrote: This is my formula =IF(=OR(Summary!A15<"H*",Summary!A15<"P*"),=Summ ary!A15)) What I want to do is if the cell starts with the Letter H or P than I want to return that cell as the true statment. If not than nothing. What am I doing wrong. Somebody please help. |
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