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Data on a client's home mortgages are entered in each row in a section of the
spreadsheet. I want a lookup function that does this: if any of the
specified rows contains a value equal to or greater than 1000000 (1 million),
return "true" to the cell I'm in.
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=COUNTIF(Range,"=1000000")0


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Data on a client's home mortgages are entered in each row in a section of
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spreadsheet. I want a lookup function that does this: if any of the
specified rows contains a value equal to or greater than 1000000 (1
million),
return "true" to the cell I'm in.
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Here's another option:

=IF(MAX(A1:A100)=1000000,"true","")

Replace the A1:A100 portion with whatever range your actual data is in.

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Data on a client's home mortgages are entered in each row in a section of the
spreadsheet. I want a lookup function that does this: if any of the
specified rows contains a value equal to or greater than 1000000 (1 million),
return "true" to the cell I'm in.
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Mary wrote...
Data on a client's home mortgages are entered in each row in a section of the
spreadsheet. I want a lookup function that does this: if any of the
specified rows contains a value equal to or greater than 1000000 (1 million),
return "true" to the cell I'm in.


=COUNTIF(ReferenceToYourRangeHere,"=1000000")0

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Worked great! Thank you.
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Data on a client's home mortgages are entered in each row in a section of the
spreadsheet. I want a lookup function that does this: if any of the
specified rows contains a value equal to or greater than 1000000 (1 million),
return "true" to the cell I'm in.
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I used the max one, this didn't work at first, but I'm sure its my problem
with a quotation out of place or something. Thanks!
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=COUNTIF(Range,"=1000000")0


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Data on a client's home mortgages are entered in each row in a section of
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spreadsheet. I want a lookup function that does this: if any of the
specified rows contains a value equal to or greater than 1000000 (1
million),
return "true" to the cell I'm in.
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MaryM




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