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New to this. Hopefully it's not too hard a question for someone out there. I
can't seem to find my answer by searching here or on help. Here's what I need to do: If the value in A2 is "Yes", and the value in B2, is "No", then C2 should become "Yes", else it should return "No". And I want this to calculate in column C thourghout the entire worksheet. Here's where I'm at =IF(B2="Yes",C2="No", D2= "Yes") But it's not working correctly. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Christine |
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