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"Barny" wrote:
I would like to return the result in cell K132 based on the following- Cell K132 will return the result N or M when/if I132 = N or J132 = M Cells I132 and J132 will not contain N or M at the same time i.e. if I132 = N then J132 will be blank and vice versa Can even you understand what you wrote?! Maybe, in K132: =if(I132="N", "N", if(J132="M", "M", "")) Or maybe more generally: =if(I132<"", I132, J132) |