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Check if a cell contains text
I need to incorporate the function =ISTEXT(D5) into an existing if
statement. The existing if statement is =IF(D5="One Panel","NA",IF(D5="Self Storing","NA","??")) in my worksheet there will be times when cell D5 contains text and other times when the cell contains nothing at all. When D5 contains nothing, I need the cell recieving the if statment to also be left blank. Make sense? Thanks |
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Check if a cell contains text
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=IF(D5="","",IF(OR(D5="One Panel",D5="Self Storing"), "NA", "??")) In article , "GreenMonster" wrote: I need to incorporate the function =ISTEXT(D5) into an existing if statement. The existing if statement is =IF(D5="One Panel","NA",IF(D5="Self Storing","NA","??")) in my worksheet there will be times when cell D5 contains text and other times when the cell contains nothing at all. When D5 contains nothing, I need the cell recieving the if statment to also be left blank. |
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