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if,then statement returns a false because alpha string is more than 5
characters. Example: =IF(C6="Travel","True","False") and cell 'C6' does equal "travel". It works if "trave" is used in statement and in cell it returns a 'true'. Is this because of a setting in my worksheet? |
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