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Default =IF(AE22,"Row incomplete","") How does the "AE" fit in

This formula is in L22, It references MERGED cells: D&E, F&G, H&I, and J&K.
If there is input in any but not all of the merged cells I get the row
incomplete message, but once all the merged cells are filled the message is
not shown. I understand the theory but where does the "AE" fit in to the
formula?
Thanks,
Rick
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There is probably another formula in AE22 that calculates whether all merged
cells are completed.

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This formula is in L22, It references MERGED cells: D&E, F&G, H&I, and

J&K.
If there is input in any but not all of the merged cells I get the row
incomplete message, but once all the merged cells are filled the message

is
not shown. I understand the theory but where does the "AE" fit in to the
formula?
Thanks,
Rick



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