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Hello, I have a spreadsheet that contains 5 sheets. I
would like to add a function that calculates the number of pages only if a value exists in a field on a page. I can't seem to use the IF statement because I actually need an IF/ELSE statement. How can I do this. My example is as follows: On page 1: =IF('PAGE2'!R20<0,"2","1") but if there is a page 3 or 4 or 5, etc. that contains values, then how do I use this IF statement? Please let me know if you do not understand what I am trying to ask. Thank you very much, Grace |
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