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This seems like it should be a simple task, however, I have entered the
following formula: =IF(A4:I4=K4:S4," ","CHECK") to compare a range of cells to another range (current data vs draft changed data). If there's a difference, I want the word "CHECK" to appear in this cell. In the formula dialog box, the formula result is right, exactly what I want. But when I click OK to apply this formula, the cell in which the formula rests contains the dreaded "#VALUE!" message. Advice?? Thanks, rhodesmk |
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