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Can I use this function and apply it to a range of cells. I am trying to use
the following formula; =IF(OR(ISBLANK(F18),(F19),(F20),(F21),(F22),(F23), (F24),(F25),(F26),(F27),(F28),(F29)),L47,"") It works if I have a number in cell (F18), but when there is no number in cell (F18), but one in cell (F19) it doesn't work. Can anyone help. Or, is there a better way. |
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