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Cell C1 ="error" if....
I wish to return the text "Error" in cell C1 if the text "error"
appears in any cell in the range AF3:AF52. Cells in the range AF3:AF52 contain a formula that reurns "error" if there should be a problem in that row. Can anyone advise? Thanks to all, Dave Moore |
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Enter the following formula in C1:
=IF(COUNTIF(AF3:AF52,"Error")0,"Error","") Mangesh "DaveMoore" wrote in message oups.com... I wish to return the text "Error" in cell C1 if the text "error" appears in any cell in the range AF3:AF52. Cells in the range AF3:AF52 contain a formula that reurns "error" if there should be a problem in that row. Can anyone advise? Thanks to all, Dave Moore |
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Thanks, Mangesh.
Simple really, wasn't it? But I couldn't see it! |
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