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hi, Rachel !
not sure i'm following you correctly (but) you might want to give a try... =--if(d7<"na",and(d7=2,f7<100)) hth, hector. __ OP __ I'm completely self taught so hope this is possible I've tried a number of formula but the nearest is =IF(($D$7<2)*($F$7100)*($D$7="NA"),0,1) what i need to do is assign a value of 1 or 0 when adding different arguments I need a result of 0 if D1 is under 2.00 F1 is over 100 or the result in the D coloum reads NA can't change NA to read something else as its imported from another source. I also need a result of 1 if D1 is 2.00 or over, if F1 is under 100 everyway i try to do this counts NA as being larger than 2.00 Any help gratefully received, thanks |
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