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I have a sheet with 3 columns: A, B, C
A is a dropdown with following values compile, edit, audit B is a dropdown and has the same values as A compile, edit, audit C is a text box that auto populates with either "Yes" or "No" depending on what we select for A and B If I select same values for A and B then I want a Yes for C If I select different values for A and B then I want a No Also, I have seen an IF statement in a cell that has text values. The IF statement compares two cells with text values but has a '' and a '<' comparison made. For eg, If 'lion' < 'cat' then display '1' and so on. My question is, How can we make such a comparison of or < with a text value? Thanks in Advance. |
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