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How do you enter 'or' in a formula? i.e. IF(a1=c1 or d1 ....
Is it possible to have more than 6 parameters in a formula for IF statements? Thank you. Mary |
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if(or(a1=c1,d1=3),"A","B")
You can nest IF statements to 7 levels if that is what you are asking. If you mean how many arguments can an OR function take, 1 to 30. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mary Z" wrote: How do you enter 'or' in a formula? i.e. IF(a1=c1 or d1 .... Is it possible to have more than 6 parameters in a formula for IF statements? Thank you. Mary |
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This is how you would apply the OR function to that.
=IF(OR(A1=C1,A1=D1),"At least one is true","Both are false") "Mary Z" wrote in message ... How do you enter 'or' in a formula? i.e. IF(a1=c1 or d1 .... Is it possible to have more than 6 parameters in a formula for IF statements? Thank you. Mary |
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