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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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=AND(A1,B1,C1)
-- David Biddulph "Art" wrote in message ... 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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Try this:
=AND(A1,A2,A3) Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 10, 6:51*pm, 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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Hi there.
The following formula returns true only if A1, A2 and A3 are all TRUE: =and(A1,A2,A3) Regards, Otávio "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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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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You don't need =IF(...,TRUE,FALSE)
Your formula is the same as =COUNTIF(D5:D7,"true")=3 or =COUNTIF(D5:D7,TRUE)=3 but AND is easier. -- David Biddulph "FrankWood" wrote in message ... 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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AND another
=A1*B1*C1=1 "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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or even
=A1*B1*C1<0 SORRY! "Mike H" wrote in message ... AND another =A1*B1*C1=1 "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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This slightly shorter AND method seems to work also (assuming the cells are
contiguous)... =AND(A1:C1) or =AND(A1:A3) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Art" wrote in message ... 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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