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How My If Or Statements
How many IF OR statements can one have in one formula?
I need 12 and if I can only have a MAx of 7, do I just split over 2 cells? |
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How My If Or Statements
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Split over 2 cells Or Make a formula with 6 of the If's and define it with a name. Then make a formula with the other 6 If statementsx and define it with a name. Then in the cell where you want the answer make a formula with both of your named formulas in it. Hope this helps. Bill Horton "John" wrote: How many IF OR statements can one have in one formula? I need 12 and if I can only have a MAx of 7, do I just split over 2 cells? |
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