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I would like to use a range of numbers in an IF statement. As an example
IF("C8 =3,4,or5",25,0) which is meant to read if cell C8 is equal to the number 3, the number 4, or the number 5, then show 25, if not show 0. Is there a simple way to write this range of numbers into this IF statement? Thanks, |
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