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I have a spreadsheet in the form of a Customer Satisfaction Survey.


Where F7 is Are you happy with the speed of our servise .. with a
Yes/No drop down box
where G7 is Are you satisfied with the attitude of our staff .. with a
Yes/No drop down box
and H7 is Are you pleased with the accuracy of our work.. Yes/No
and J7 is for customer comments


So if we have 3 "Yes"s, we do not want extra comments unless the
customer wishes to go to J7, however if we have a "No", then we would
like to know why. So after they have sellected H7, then I want Excel to
review the row and if there is one or more "No"s then I want to take
the customer to J7 so they can comment as to why.


I did not want it to go to J7 after each question, incase the customer
then never went back to the remaining questions.

So in its simplist form I am trying to say

If on Exit from H7, F7 or G7 or H7 = No then go to J7 else go to F8

Any suggestions greatfully received.

 
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