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I want to write a formula that gives a result in a cell if the value in the
target cell has a range of values. (i.e.) something like IF (value in cell A3 has a value of 80 but <85, put a figure (e.g.) 3 in the result cell or otherwise a zero. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. -- Baz Oz |
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