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Thanks for the reply. Yes, this would work as a function for cell C1.
What I need is a function that I can apply to the entire C column so I just have to write one function. In other words, I don't want to write this function in column C for every row that I have data. Is this possible? In pseudocode, I am hoping I can create a function like: IF(CurrentRowCell -1 CurrentRowCell - 2, "Yes", "") and somehow assign this to the column. If this is possible, I might need more robust code to deal with rows that don't have any data in column A and/or column C. |
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