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I would like to write a formula referencing two cells that may have this
condition. One cell has an error in it (#num) and the other cell has a formula in it which meets the condition of making that cell blank. What I would like to have is an or() statement that if one of these condition the or statement is true. I have one half of the problem done using iserror() but can't get the other half. Thanks |
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