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Is there a way to create an if statment that involves two different cells;
ie "IF B2=3, AND C2=1, YES, NOT YET" I've tried: =IF(B2=3,(AND(C2=1,"YES","Not yet"))) but it returns a #Value! error. Thank you! -- Thanks, Pat |
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