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Using Excel 2007. I have four cells that either contain a "Y" or are blank.
I am trying to analyze if any two of the four cells in A1:A4 have a "Y" then in cell A6 there should be a Y. If only one of the four cells has a "Y" then cell A6 should be blank. I have tried this formula but it only takes into account the first cell in A1: =IF(AND(A1="Y",OR(A2="Y", A3="Y",A4="Y")),"Y","N") I need it to look at all the cells and if any two have a "Y" then a "Y" is entered in A6. |
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