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if B1-B5 are EXCL and B6-B10 are not is there a way to show that. I
tried the formula putting B1:B5 but it did not work - can you tell me what I am doing wrong? This is how I entered the formula: =IF(B1:B5="EXCL",A1:A5*-1,0) Maybe this would help: =IF(AND( COUNTIF(B1:B5,"EXCL")=5, COUNTIF(B6:B10,"EXCL")=0), A5*-1, 0) |
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