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Thank you also. They both work, but the second is less "wordy"
"Ron Coderre" wrote: Each component of the OR function must return a TRUE/FALSE value.... however, if those components return numeric values: 0=FALSE, any other number=TRUE. Consequently, OR(2,3,4) is equal to OR(TRUE, TRUE, TRUE) Try on of these: =IF(OR(I54=2,I54=3,I54=4),"Low","") or =IF(OR(I54={2,3,4}),"Low","") Does that help? -------------------------- Regards, Ron Microsoft MVP (Excel) (XL2003, Win XP) "Chris T-M" wrote in message ... I've boiled down a problem Function to the following statement: =IF(I54=OR(2,3,4),"Low","") I54 = 2 Function returns "" |
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