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Hi all,
Sorry first that my question may not be specifically related to Excel VBA, but I really encountered it when I had to write a VBA function. Suppose I have three boolean variables A, B and C. How can I test if there is exactly one of them is true? I found that the following expression A Xor B Xor C failed when A = True and B = True and C = True. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Frederick Chow Hong Kong. |
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