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Thank you, they both worked great!
You are all so busy but could you explain why countif, max or min and what does the < do? I'm trying to understand the logic of these functions. Some I can figure out others I'm lost. Thanks again for all of your help. "Roger Govier" wrote: One way =IF(COUNTIF(D9:D2909,"<")0,"Change","OK") -- Regards Roger Govier "taxmom" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I'm sure this will be simple for you. However, I'm stuck. I have a column d9:d2909 that sometimes has figures and sometimes does not. All I need is a formula to look in this column and if there is no figures anywere in the column to return "OK" if there is a number anywhere in the column to return "Change". I cannot reference a total because if there is a number in this column it will be a positive in one city and a negative in another city, so the total would be zero. I tried ifnumber but I could only get it to work for one cell not a range of cells. Can you help me? thanks |
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