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![]() Tom Ogilvy wrote: =IF(OR($B5="", $F5="Medicare", $G5="", $G5="A", $G5="P", $G5="R",SUM($I5-$J5)=0),"","F1") is a complete formula. Everything after it has no meaning. Perhaps you need to put up a valid formula if you want help. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy One thing that can help to keep the formula manageable (readable) is to enter some of the multiple choices for a single cell in an array, such as: =IF( OR( $F5 = "Medicare", $G5 = {"","A","P","R"}, SUM( $I5 - $J5) = 0),"","F1") (for example) |
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