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LSB M

Can this be right? Excel has no XOR function???
 

Find it hard to believe that Excel doesn't have the exlusive OR
funcion.

I need something to say either A or B but NOT both. I suppose can
write a longer formula to achieve this but.... :confused:


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davesexcel

Can this be right? Excel has no XOR function???
 

=IF(A1="No","GoodBye",IF(A1="Yes","Hello",""))

you mean something like this??


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David Biddulph

Can this be right? Excel has no XOR function???
 
"davesexcel" wrote
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=IF(A1="No","GoodBye",IF(A1="Yes","Hello",""))

you mean something like this??


No. The exclusive OR function is
=AND(OR(A1,B1),NOT(AND(A1,B1)))
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Bernard Liengme

Can this be right? Excel has no XOR function???
 
No explicit function but you can always make up one
=IF(COUNTIF(A1:B1,"X")=1,TRUE,FALSE)
returns TRUE if and only if there is one X in the range.
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Find it hard to believe that Excel doesn't have the exlusive OR
funcion.

I need something to say either A or B but NOT both. I suppose can
write a longer formula to achieve this but.... :confused:


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