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Boolean Math
Assuming your cells are D5:D8 you could use this:
=IF(COUNTIF(D5:D7,"true")=3,TRUE,FALSE) Hope that helps, Frank "Art" wrote: I have three cells with formulas that return a boolean value. I need a formula in the fourth cell that returns True only if the first three cells are all True. -- Thanks, Art |
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