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I am trying to program excel for a really long conditional statement. First
column is product ( approximately 200 unique products). The second column is for product families (10 families). I want to enter the product and automatically populate the family column. Can I write an IF statement of this length, and if so how? I'm hitting a wall here. Example is: products MP-700, MP-550 and MP-600 are ABC family; i-50, i-40 and u-80 are DEF family. Any help on what this string would like is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mike |
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