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I'm currently using this conditional function, which works fine, but I want it to only work when data is entered into all referenced cells. I tried to insert COUNTIF, but don't think I'm inputting it correctly. Please assist.

=IF(AND($Q5<=$P5,$Q5=$R5),"Neutral",IF($Q5$O5,"H igh",IF($Q5<$S5,"Low","")))

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Hi,

Am Fri, 10 Aug 2012 14:26:41 +0000 schrieb ksalv002:

I'm currently using this conditional function, which works fine, but I
want it to only work when data is entered into all referenced cells.

=IF(AND($Q5<=$P5,$Q5=$R5),"Neutral",IF($Q5$O5,"H igh",IF($Q5<$S5,"Low","")))


try:
=IF(COUNT($O5:$S5)<5,"",IF(AND($Q5<=$P5,$Q5=$R5), "Neutral",IF($Q5$O5,"High",IF($Q5<$S5,"Low",""))) )


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