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I have several columns that will contain either a "Y" or "N". I want to
check the columns to see if there is more than one "Y". How can I do this? Is it possible to combine AND with OR in an IF statement, and how is it done? C1 = Y C2 = N C3 = N C4 = Y C5 = Y C6 = N In C7 I want to check C1 thru C6 and indicate that there are 3 "Y"'s in these columns. Thanks for the help! |
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