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Hi All
I've the following IF formula which looks in Columns A:F and based on what is in the Cell - "Yes" or "N/A", it will write "Yes" if "Yes" or "N/A" is written in the cell and "O/S" if the row is empty: =IF(OR(A1="Yes",B1="Yes",C1="Yes",D1="Yes",E1="Yes ",F1="Yes"),"Yes",IF (OR(A1="N/A",B1="N/A",C1="N/A",D1="N/A",E1="N/A",F1="N/A"),"Yes","O/ S")) My questions are as follows: I think this works, but it seems quite a long winded way of doing it, is there a way of simplifying it? From testing it, it seemed to work if the row was completely empty, is there a way to corporate the blank into the formula, or is it best to leave it as it is? Cheers in advance guys |
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