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Absolutely right, JE!
Thanks, Niek "JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ... Just a note - the UCASE()'s are unnecessary in this formula since XL's comparisons are case insensitive. See my other post for a different answer - the OP's problem statement seemed rather ambiguous. In article , Bill Martin wrote: How about: =if(ucase(left(A1,4))="DEAN","ADK",if(ucase(left(A 1,4))="DAVE","DJM","MWP")) |
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