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Is there a function which can search for a value in a range and return a
"true" or "false" if it finds it. eg. =if(A2=B2:B30,12,0) So if the value in cell A2 is found in the range B2:B30 then 12, if not then 0. Obviously this particular formula doesn't work otherwise I wouldn't be asking. How can I change it so it does what I'm try to make it do. |
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