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Simple to those in the know
From an amateur Excel user to all you pros - I am trying
to get a formula to acknowledge that if any entry within a range of cells reads "ERROR" that it tells me. Trouble is, the formula as I have it at the moment won't recognise a range of cells. Can anyone tell me what is wrong with the following: =IF(Y5:Y676<"OKAY","PROBLEM", "FINE") Where the range will contain one of two values: OKAY or ERROR. Hope someone can help - I'm sure there's a simple solution! Thanks All. TC |
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