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If this was helpful please say yes at the bottom of the screen. thank you "ardy" wrote: On Feb 24, 11:58 am, Eduardo wrote: Hi Ardy, Try =IF(ISNUMBER(FIND("ND",AH2))=TRUE,"N",IF(AH2AQ2," Y","N")) It works for me "Ardy" wrote: Hello All: I have this formula =IF(AH2AQ2,"Y",IF(AH2<AQ2,"N",IF (AH2="ND","N","N"))) it works pritty good with the exception of the ND part. when I test it I expect to get a N when entering ND in AH2 but get Y. Can any body show me where I went wrong. Ardy- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks Eduardo: Works like Charm, I guess the part I was missing was ISNUMBER(FIND ("ND",AH2))=TRUE,"N", which looks into the value and if ND is True Places a N and the rest is history....... I do Apriciate from all helping me on this.... Ardy |
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