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Default How do I combine If and AND Formula

<<<"Let's keep it simple"

Why?

Don't forget ... these groups are not just for the OPs.
They're part of an educational process for anyone interested in XL,
plus they add to the archives.

Once the OPs have their uncomplicated, lucid suggestions, what comes beyond
that can be enjoyable and entertaining, not to mention didactic, and
pedagogical to the "more informed".

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RD
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"Tyro" wrote in message
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Obfuscation is a grand thing. I remember when we wrote entire C programs on
one line. Let's keep it simple
Tyro

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote in
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Use the AND function

=IF(AND(A1=12,A1<24),"X","") or perhaps you meant
=IF(AND(A1=12,A1<=24),"X","")


If she meant the latter one, it's possible to have a formula without even
using the AND function...

=IF(ABS(A1-18)<=6,"X","")

Rick




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