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Hey everyone,
Just wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to have the following style of formula with two conditions before the true/false part eg. IF(H2<=365 and F20,F2,"") IF(H2<=365 condition 1, F20 condition 2,F2,"") What I am trying to do is have a function which tests for two different conditions before returning a value. So far I have not had much luck. If anyone knows the best way to do this your help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers |
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