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I want to input a formula to a cell that contains 10 arguments - I realise I
cannot use the IF function for more than 7 arguments. So what formula would I use to find: If A1 is blank, return a "1". If A1 contains a "1", return a "2", if it contains a "2", return a "3" etc up to and including a "9"? (i.e. 10 arguments in all. Can it be done? Many thanks |
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