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"Luke" wrote...
P.S., I dub this formula the =NOIFANDORBUTIF() formula :) .... =IF(CONCATENATE($I2,$J2)="","",IF(CONCATENATE($I 2,$K2)="","", IF(CONCATENATE($J2,$I2)="","",IF(CONCATENATE($J2 ,$K2)="","", IF(CONCATENATE($K2,$I2)="","",IF(CONCATENATE($K2 ,$J2)="","",J2)))))) .... The only way I2&J2 = "" is if both I2 and J2 are "" or blank. If so, then J2&I2 would also be "". If not, neither would J2&I2 be "". Ditto I2&K2 and J2&K2 and their reversed pairs. So no point to including the reversed pairs. Indeed, you could simplify to =IF(COUNTBLANK($I2:$K2)<=1,J2,"") |
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