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i need a formula that asks if cell A13 and B1 3 and c13 and D13 then
return "ALL", otherwise "No"...in other words if all the cells in A1:D1 are
greather than 3 then "ALL".
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Hi,,
Try this

=IF(COUNTIF(A1:D1,"3")=4,"All","")

Mike

"Tami" wrote:

Hi....

i need a formula that asks if cell A13 and B1 3 and c13 and D13 then
return "ALL", otherwise "No"...in other words if all the cells in A1:D1 are
greather than 3 then "ALL".
anyone?....


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On 1 Iul, 21:15, Tami wrote:

Maybe :

IF(AND(A13,B13,C13,D13),"ALL","NO")
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That is *the* perfect solution but let's see what happens.

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Hi,,
Try this

=IF(COUNTIF(A1:D1,"3")=4,"All","")

Mike

"Tami" wrote:

Hi....

i need a formula that asks if cell A13 and B1 3 and c13 and D13 then
return "ALL", otherwise "No"...in other words if all the cells in A1:D1
are
greather than 3 then "ALL".
anyone?....




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Default formula checking if all cells are greater than x

Hi,

If all cells will contain numbers, no blanks and no text then

=IF(MIN(A1:D1)3,"All","No")

otherwise the slightly modified version of Mike's to match your request:

=IF(COUNTIF(A1:D1,"3")=4,"All","No")

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"Tami" wrote:

Hi....

i need a formula that asks if cell A13 and B1 3 and c13 and D13 then
return "ALL", otherwise "No"...in other words if all the cells in A1:D1 are
greather than 3 then "ALL".
anyone?....




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See what I mean?

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That is *the* perfect solution but let's see what happens.

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"Mike H" wrote in message
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Hi,,
Try this

=IF(COUNTIF(A1:D1,"3")=4,"All","")

Mike

"Tami" wrote:

Hi....

i need a formula that asks if cell A13 and B1 3 and c13 and D13 then
return "ALL", otherwise "No"...in other words if all the cells in A1:D1
are
greather than 3 then "ALL".
anyone?....






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