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I'm trying to create a formula to test multiple situations. I have a mock up
of my spreadsheet below: Col F: data i'm testing Col G: Test One--I have a nested IF formula here that turns out either a "TRUE" or "FALSE". Col H: Test Two--I want to build a conditional formula to test that if the test in Col. G results in "FALSE" then it references the data in Col. F and for all items "dog" "cat" "mouse" in the same row(from Col. F) then it returns with "pet". If the data in Col. G is "FALSE" but the data in the same row in Col. F is not "dog" "cat" or "mouse" the return should be "wild". Ultimately I would like to only have one column that tests 9 conditions and has 3 different value outputs, but I think that it is easier for me to build two columns and split the test. If anyone has any ideas I would really appreciate it! |