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Hi all,
Can someone please help me with a problem I'm having using an IF statement that refers to cells that may have a null value. I've created a sheet for recording student exam results. Column D shows how many major errors have been made, Column E shows how many minor errors have been made, Column F gives a P or F depending on the amount of errors made; 0 major and 4 or less minor are a pass, 1 major or 5 or more minor are a fail. The formula looks like this; =IF(D3=1,"F",IF(E34,"F","P")) and works fine. However if columns D and E are empty, then I don't want anything displayed in column F, at the moment all cells in column F are displaying a P. I think that it may involve more nested IFs for the formula but I seem to be going around in circles. Hope someone can help sort this for me, Thanks, Tazzy -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...tions/200712/1 |
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