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Yes for example the function below will put the word "TRUE" into the cell
where you put this function if the cell A1 has "Y" or "YES" in it.

=IF(OR(A1="Y",A1="YES"),"TRUE","FALSE")



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Yes, an example perhaps?

Put in C1: =IF(OR(A1=1,B1=2),"Yes","No")

If either A1 contains a "1" or B1 contains a "2"
(or if both conditions are true)
then C1 will return "Yes", otherwise C1 returns "No"

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Thanks for your help....:D
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You're welcome !
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