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=IF(F85F84,"Winner","Loser")---- this is the formula that I'm currently
using, but if a value has not yet been entered into cells F85 or F84 it
will still give me a Loser value. I understand why it is doing, but how
can I have it put N/A if both values after still empty? Hopefully I
explained it good enough.

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Try this:

=IF(OR(ISBLANK(F84),ISBLANK(F85)),"NA",IF(F85F84, "Winner","Loser"))

Does that help?

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Another option:

=IF(COUNT(F84:F85)<2,"NA",IF(F85F84,"Winner","Los er"))

Helping yet?

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Ron Coderre Wrote:
Try this:

=IF(OR(ISBLANK(F84),ISBLANK(F85)),"NA",IF(F85F84, "Winner","Loser"))

Does that help?

Regards,
Ron



It worked. Thanks


Now I'm just trying to understand how?


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Well I take that back.......... I getting N/A when it should be winner
and/or loser.


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My bad users error. The first formula does work.


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