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I am still learning and I am trying to do the following if possible:
If J4 I4, then is it possible for the word alert or stop to appear in this formula cell? All help is greatly appreciated. Thank you |
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yes it is;
=IF(J4 I4,"Alert","") -- Gary "lynne" wrote in message ... I am still learning and I am trying to do the following if possible: If J4 I4, then is it possible for the word alert or stop to appear in this formula cell? All help is greatly appreciated. Thank you |
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=IF(J4I4, "ALERT", "OK") "lynne" wrote: I am still learning and I am trying to do the following if possible: If J4 I4, then is it possible for the word alert or stop to appear in this formula cell? All help is greatly appreciated. Thank you |
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