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Can someone help with this formula, or perhaps come up with a simpler version?
=IF(E2="Startup","Yes",IF(E2="Enrollment Open","Yes",IF(E2="Enrollment Closed","Yes",IF(E2="Treatment","Yes",IF(E2="Start up","Yes",IF(E2="On Hold","Yes",IF(E2="Terminated,"Yes",""))))) |
Conditional
=IF(OR(E2="Startup",E2="Enrollment Open",E2="Enrollment
Closed",E2="Treatment",E2="Startup",E2="On Hold",E2="Terminated"),"Yes","") Remember to Click Yes, if this post helps! -------------------- (Ms-Exl-Learner) -------------------- "PAL" wrote: Can someone help with this formula, or perhaps come up with a simpler version? =IF(E2="Startup","Yes",IF(E2="Enrollment Open","Yes",IF(E2="Enrollment Closed","Yes",IF(E2="Treatment","Yes",IF(E2="Start up","Yes",IF(E2="On Hold","Yes",IF(E2="Terminated,"Yes",""))))) |
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=IF(OR(E2={"startup","enrollment open","enrollment closed", "treatment","startup","on hold","terminated"}),"Yes","") PAL wrote: Can someone help with this formula, or perhaps come up with a simpler version? =IF(E2="Startup","Yes",IF(E2="Enrollment Open","Yes",IF(E2="Enrollment Closed","Yes",IF(E2="Treatment","Yes",IF(E2="Start up","Yes",IF(E2="On Hold","Yes",IF(E2="Terminated,"Yes",""))))) -- Dave Peterson |
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Create a lookup list
A1: Startup A2: Enrollment Open A3: Enrollment Close A4: Treatment A5: On Hold A6: Terminated REPT("Yes",COUNTIF(A1:A6,E2)) "PAL" wrote: Can someone help with this formula, or perhaps come up with a simpler version? =IF(E2="Startup","Yes",IF(E2="Enrollment Open","Yes",IF(E2="Enrollment Closed","Yes",IF(E2="Treatment","Yes",IF(E2="Start up","Yes",IF(E2="On Hold","Yes",IF(E2="Terminated,"Yes",""))))) |
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