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=IF(OR(AND(G70,G7<4),AND(G7949,G7<991)),1,0) Does that help? -------------------------- Regards, Ron Microsoft MVP (Excel) (XL2003, Win XP) "saltnsnails" wrote in message ... I think I got this in the wrong Discussion group. I put it General Discussion before but I think it belongs here. Original Message below: I must admit. I am horrible at logical functions. I am trying to compose a formula that will return a value of "1" if number is greater than 1, less than 4, greater than 949, and less than 991. Here is what I have now but it is not working: =IF(AND(G70,G7<4,G7949,G7<991),1,0) Any help would be awesome! -- -CRM |
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