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Shortcut Nested If Statements
Is there a shorter way to do this formula:
=if( or(a1="test",b1="test",c1="test",d1="test"),"true" ,"false" ) ? Looking for something like =if ( a1:d1 = "test", "true","false") Thanks, Andrew V. Romero |
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Shortcut Nested If Statements
=if(countif(A1:D1,"text")0,True,False)
or just =countif(A1:D1,"text")0 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ups.com... Is there a shorter way to do this formula: =if( or(a1="test",b1="test",c1="test",d1="test"),"true" ,"false" ) ? Looking for something like =if ( a1:d1 = "test", "true","false") Thanks, Andrew V. Romero |
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