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understanding what part of a formula represents
I have numbers in column F and I want to see if they are duplicated anywhere
in column B. I was given a formula that seems to work but I do not understand part of the formula. The part I want to know what is represents is =1 The formula is as follows: =IF(COUNTIF($F$2:$F$20),B2)=1,"remains on report","fell off report") What does greater then or equal to 1 mean? -- mrs luke |
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