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I need to check a set of data against two criteria. I have a list of
currencies and a list of values. I need a formula that says - if X
currency and - Y amount, then yes or no.. I have 5 different
currencies so would need to do muliples if's in one formula...
Thank you!
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Can you post a few lines of sample data and tell us what result you expect?

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I need to check a set of data against two criteria. I have a list of
currencies and a list of values. I need a formula that says - if X
currency and - Y amount, then yes or no.. I have 5 different
currencies so would need to do muliples if's in one formula...
Thank you!



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