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Why do functions not allow commas to seperate arguments
Has anyone seen this before?
Functions are normally entered as =if(a210,"True","False") My excel is not accepting formulas typed in this format, but rather shows me the following when using the wizard: (not commas between arguments, but a single space) IF(logical_test value_if_true value_if_false) Even when using the wizard, it still returns error: The formula you typed contains an error (same if I enter commas) |
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