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I think i need to use the IF function here, but i'm not sure. Here's what
I'm trying to do. If cell A1 and B1 ARE coded with "P" or "PD" assign a value of "1" in C1. If cell A1 IS NOT coded with "P" or "PD" and B1 IS coded with "P" or "PD" assign a value of "2" in C1. If cell A1 IS coded with "P" or "PD" and B1 IS NOT coded with "P" or "PD" assign a value of "3" in C1. If cell A1 and B1 ARE NOT coded with "P" or "PD" assign a value of "4" in C1. I hope someone can help. Example spreadsheet is below: Column A Column B Column C P PD L P PD M T T |
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