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I want to check for a text value, not numerical
Can this be modified to check for a text value instead of a numerical (n6=1)?
=IF(J3<1,0,IF(N6=1,G6,D6)) I'm getting the results I want, but I would prefer to use a letter instead of a number. |
=IF(J3<1,0,IF(N6="value",G6,D6))
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Xanadude" wrote in message ... Can this be modified to check for a text value instead of a numerical (n6=1)? =IF(J3<1,0,IF(N6=1,G6,D6)) I'm getting the results I want, but I would prefer to use a letter instead of a number. |
Thanx Bob
I had already tried that, not realising that another function was causing interferance with the expected output. It's almost straightened out now. (See follow up post) "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(J3<1,0,IF(N6="value",G6,D6)) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Xanadude" wrote in message ... Can this be modified to check for a text value instead of a numerical (n6=1)? =IF(J3<1,0,IF(N6=1,G6,D6)) I'm getting the results I want, but I would prefer to use a letter instead of a number. |
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