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I have a cell (say A1) which contains a value 0 or 1 , or equivalently FALSE or TRUE. I use it in an IF function elsewhere,, eg. IF(A1,'Cat','Dog'). No problem so far. I would prefer to display 'OFF' or 'ON' in A1. Can I make OFF & ON equivalent to boolean values, or must I change the formula to IF(a1='ON', 'Cat','Dog') ? Thanks K |
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