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Is there any way to write a formula that will examine the cell contents, and
return one of three different values? I want the formula to look at column A, and if column A value is less than 100, return "50", if it's 100 or more, to return "100", and if it's null or 0, to return "0." I'm using Office 2003 Thanks, |
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