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IF Statement ignore False

Hi i have an IF which i am trying to ignore errors and FALSE

=IF(ISERROR(BD2),"",IF(AI2<>BD2,"Re-assigned","Assigned"))

The above ignores the errors but still shows results with "FALSE"

Can anyone add something in to also ignore "FALSE"

Note this lookup is looking up another lookup

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Seamus
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the formula above cannot show results "FALSE", there must be another problem.

can you post the worksheet in question ?
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If you want to ignore errors and also cases where cell BD2 contains "FALSE", use the formula kgerb proposed.
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Hey, attached is an example, go across to BD1+BD2 and i have highlighted them red, basically when the lookup in BE1 recognises that BD1 is FALSE, it needs to return blank

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Seamus
test.xls
Thats the one!

Thanks
Seamus
You're welcome :)

Kyle