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In cells from C2:K2, some cells have either a number or a letter. What I
like to have is a formula like If(sum(C2:K2) have anything in them numbers, letters, return value 1, otherwise return 0) It's easy if there are numbers in any given row, but the letters are throughing me off. How can this be handled. |
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