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The following syntax results in either Yes or No being displayed in the cell
depending on whether or not the value is 55. =IF(A2=55,"Yes", "No") How can program the cell to display one of several results depending on the value entered in cell A2? For example: If A2 is 55, A1 should display ABCDEFG If A2 is 56, A1 should display HIJKLMOP If A2 is 57, A1 should display QRSTUV |
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