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Excellent.

Bob

"SJC" wrote in message
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That is perfect!! Thank you so much!!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=IF(COUNTA(B12:K12)=0,"",IF(AND(ISBLANK(B12),OR(D1 2="x",K12="x")),"ERROR
1:Name Missing",IF(COUNTA(D12:K12)<8,"ERROR 2: Data
Missing",IF(COUNTIF(D12:K12,"x")1," ERROR 3: More than one column
checked",IF(AND(C12="x",H12="x"),"ERROR 4: Wrong data box

checked","")))))

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HTH

RP
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"SJC" wrote in message
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Thank you all so much for your help. All of the formulas are

working--I
appreciate you sharing your expertise. I have only one last question.

If
all fields are blank, meaning the person did not use all of the lines,

there
still returns one of the error messages. Is there a way to add to the
current formula so that if all fields in the line are blank, no error

message
will be returned? Thanks once again!!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Maybe this

=IF(AND(ISBLANK(B12),OR(D12="x",K12="x")),"ERROR 1:Name
Missing",IF(COUNTA(D12:K12)<8,"ERROR 2: Data
Missing",IF(COUNTIF(D12:K12,"x")1," ERROR 3: More than one column
checked",IF(AND(C12="x",H12="x"),"ERROR 4: Wrong data box

checked",""))))

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HTH

RP
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"SJC" wrote in message
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Thank you for your help. That formula thread helps quite a bit,

but
all
four
formulas depend on if b12 is blank as the formula states, which

that
would
apply only for the first error. How then can I add "if b12 has

text"
for
error 2, 3, and 4? Thanks once again.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=IF(ISBLANK(B12),IF(OR(D12="x",K12="x"),"ERROR 1:Name
Missing",IF(COUNTA(D12:K12)<8,"ERROR 2: Data
Missing",IF(COUNTIF(D12:K12,"x")1," ERROR 3: More than one

column
checked",IF(AND(C12="x",H12="x"),"ERROR 4: Wrong data box
checked","")))))

I think <g

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HTH

RP
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"SJC" wrote in message
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I am trying to create a spreadsheet which others will be using

to
input
data
which hopefully will be user friendly. I am wondering if

anyone
can
help
me
write these formulas--I haven't been able to figure it out.

I am
trying
to
create four 'IF' formulas within one cell that will return an

error
message
to the user if they made a mistake on the spreadsheet or do

not
complete
all
of the needed cells. When I put in more than one formula into

the
one
cell,
I get an error message. Is it possible to enter in more than

one
formula
into one cell, and if so, any ideas on how it should be

written?
If
this
is
not possible, are there any other ideas on how I could make

this
work?
Thanks in advance. The basics of what I want to say are

below.

If B12 is blank, and any of D12 through K12 have an 'x',

return
ERROR
1:
Name Missing; If B12 has text, and any of D12 through K12 are

blank,
return
ERROR 2: Data Missing; If B12 has text, and D12 though K12

"x"1,
return
ERROR 3: More than one column checked; If c12 has "x" and H12

has
"x",
return ERROR 4: Wrong data box checked.











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