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I have 3 cells that will return a value of "yes" or "no". In another cell if
any of the other 3 cells has a no I would like it to say "fail", if all 3 are "yes" I'd like it to say "pass". A1 yes B1 no C1 yes E2 fail a1 yes b1 yes c1 yes e2 pass |
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E2: =IF(COUNTIF(A1:C1,"yes")=3,"pass","fail") In article , Qaspec wrote: I have 3 cells that will return a value of "yes" or "no". In another cell if any of the other 3 cells has a no I would like it to say "fail", if all 3 are "yes" I'd like it to say "pass". A1 yes B1 no C1 yes E2 fail a1 yes b1 yes c1 yes e2 pass |
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![]() =IF(AND(A1="yes",B1="yes",C1="yes"),"pass","fail") -----Original Message----- I have 3 cells that will return a value of "yes" or "no". In another cell if any of the other 3 cells has a no I would like it to say "fail", if all 3 are "yes" I'd like it to say "pass". A1 yes B1 no C1 yes E2 fail a1 yes b1 yes c1 yes e2 pass . |
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