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I am trying to set up an IF function, and can't figure out why it isn't
working. When I set up =IF(R2="Diameter",0), I get the correct answer. If I ask =IF(R2="1/4" - 1 color",0), I get an error. I assume it is because the look-up has the inch abbreviation (") and it is getting confused with a quote mark. Because I am dealing with inch sizes, how can I get around this without completely reconfiguring my whole worksheet? |
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