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How can I get the IF function to return any number that is larger than
1 and smaller than 10 (1<X<10)?

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=if(and(x1,x<10),x,"whatever")

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How can I get the IF function to return any number that is larger than
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=if(and(x1,x<10),true,false)

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=IF(AND(F131,F13<10),F13,"outside")
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