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=if(or(a1="Altstatten",b1="Altstatten"),"Yes","No" )
"Altstatten" wrote: I understand the syntax for an IF formula. (IF(True, Then This, Otherwise This) Question is, can I make the first of the three variables an AND or an OR statement? Have tried a few variations and can't get anything to work. I'm after...IF(this OR this, then this, otherwiese, this) Any help?? Thanks Phillip |
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