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Hi there
I can do this in a clunky way (I think) but I'm looking for a more sensible method. I have an output spreadsheet from an instrument, and need to tinker with the numbers to display different things depending on the value of the cell. If the value is -ve, I display 'ND'; if the value is <0.2, I display TR. Otherwise then umber is displayed. So far so good. I then need to sum a number of these cells (say 4 of them). If there are any numbers (ie not all of the cells are ND or TR), I sum the numbers, ignoring ND or TR; if all the cells are ND I display ND, if all the cells are TR, or a mixture of ND or TR, I display TR. This is where I get stuck! Any ideas? Thanks in advance |
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