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IF function
if you omit the false parameter, the function returns "FALSE" =IF(A1="Bob",TRUE) so why doesn't it return "TRUE" so you can omit the true parameter e.g =IF(A1="Bob") whilst everyone reading this post knows the answer (clue: it's either TRUE or FALSE) - excel doesn't? - it kicks up syntax error Doh! |
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