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Hello,
I'm trying to determine the best way to return a value or string using an if-then statement. The current formula I have looks like this: =IF(B3=ccode,"West","East") So basically, if whatever is in the cell B3 (let's say its "ABC") is also in the range named "ccode", then it returns the string "West". However, I know the sytax of this formula is incorrect because I receive a "#Name?" error. Any thoughts? |
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