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Hello everyone;
I need some help with the Excel 'if' function. I have a lot of data I need to analyze. I want to write an IF statement that will check if the value of a particular cell is found within a range of other cells. I need to reference the cell in the function (not the actual value) because I will be copying the formula all over my worksheet. For example, I want to see if the value in cell A8 is found anywhere in cells A3:F7. The best I could come up with is: =IF(A8=A3:F7,1,0) The result was #VALUE! The value in A8 does in fact appear within the range A3:F7. What am I doing wrong? Thanks! ....C_Guy |
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