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Execl 2013 - IF Statements
II am working with an Excel 2013 document and trying to filter the list to provide me with the following: The data in my two columns (N and O) have numeric values or they are blank. I am trying to filter the list to show me the following: If column "N" has a numeric value >1 AND column "O" has a numeric value >1 - then enter the words 'Has Both" in column "P". I was thinking I might be able to use an IF statement but not quite sure how to set up the IF statement or should I be using a nested IF statement - or maybe some other function of Excel. Your assistance is appreciated. Thanks
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Thank you for your quick response.
I tried your formula and had an error - so I replaced all the semicolons with commas:
=IF(AND(N1,O1)>1,"Has Both","")
the result in column P shows: #VALUE!
any further help is appreciated.
I tried your formula and had an error - so I replaced all the semicolons with commas:
=IF(AND(N1,O1)>1,"Has Both","")
the result in column P shows: #VALUE!
any further help is appreciated.
I think Ghinstek meant:
=if(and(n1>1, o1>1), "Has both","")
(with semi colon or comma as needed)
Saqib has also provided a solution which will take account of a text value rather than a number which can also cause #value errors
=if(and(n1>1, o1>1), "Has both","")
(with semi colon or comma as needed)
Saqib has also provided a solution which will take account of a text value rather than a number which can also cause #value errors
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Thank you all very much.
I did use the following from regmigrant:
=if(and(n1>1, o1>1), "Has both","") - and it worked great!
Thanks again to all.
I did use the following from regmigrant:
=if(and(n1>1, o1>1), "Has both","") - and it worked great!
Thanks again to all.
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=If (and (N1;O1)>1;"Has Both"; "") in column P
you might need to replace the ; with , depending of the regional settings...