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that's great, thank you.
Louise "Paul Mathews" wrote: =IF(AND(A1=1000,A2="yes"),True Result, False Result) "Louise" wrote: Dear all I am trying to create an IF statement but am struggling to include the AND function with it. How can I say 'if' A1 = 1000 'and' A2="yes", return one result for true, and return another result for false? I can Create IF statements but have never used AND before. Thank you. Louise |
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