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Thanks Dave - seems to work perfectly
- and Thanks to everyone else - I'm learning loads! "David Biddulph" wrote: "Snap" wrote in message ... Thanks Lance, but this formula counts blank cells eg if K3 and M3 are blank (match not yet played, say) then a result of 1 is given. "LanceB" wrote: =IF(K3=M3,1,0)+IF(K5=M5,1,0) =AND(K3=M3,K3<"",K5<"")+AND(K5=M5,K5<"",M5<"") If you want the answer to be blank until all the match results are entered, then you could use: =IF(OR(K3="",K5="",M3="",M5=""),"",(K3=M3)+(K5=M5) ) -- David Biddulph |
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