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Hi,
I would like to test a cell and run a formula if the cell is inbetween two values. For example. IF(A1 <is inbetween values 1 and 100,"YES", "NO") I can't figure out how to tell Excel the inbetween part? do I use A1=1:100 or 1<A1100? Thanks a lot for your help, |
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