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![]() Can someone help me construct an if(and) function to satisfy this question? I have tried but I cant get it to work after the 3rd if.. ! :( Would appreciate anyones help... Cell AB4 can contain: "green","amber" or "red" Cell AB52 can contain: "green", "amber" or "red". What I would really like is a formula that says: if AB4 = "green" and AB52 = "green" then display "green" if ab4 = "green" and ab52 = "amber" then display "amber" if ab4 = "green" and ab52 = "red" then display "red" if(ab4 = "amber" and ab52 = "green" then display "green" if(ab4 = "amber" and ab52 = "amber" then display "amber" if(ab4 = "amber" and ab52 = "red" then display "red" if(ab4 = "red" and ab52 = "green" then display "amber" if (ab4 = "red" and ab52 = "amber" then display "red" if(ab4 = "red" and ab52 = "red" then display "red"). Is this possible, or would there be too many arguments...? Thank you Amy xxx -- AmyTaylor ------------------------------------------------------------------------ AmyTaylor's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=20970 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=471315 |
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