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Based on your description...<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42551624-1">=IF(AND(OR(C1=&quot;No&quot;,C2=&quot;No&quot;),C3=&quot;LOAN&quot;,C4=&quot;XYZ&quot;),&quot;TDDL&quot;,&quot;TDL&quot;)</code></pre>
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Based on your description...



=IF(AND(OR(C1="No",C2="No"),C3="LOAN",C4="XYZ"),"TDDL","TDL")

Try this:
=IF(AND(OR(C1="No",C2="No"),C3="Loan",C4="*XYZ*"),"TDDL","TDL")

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Both Solutions are close, but I want fields to be blank if C3 does Not equal LOAN
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Both Solutions are close, but I want fields to be blank if C3 does Not equal LOAN

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Try this...<br />
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=IF(C3=&quot;LOAN&quot;,IF(AND(OR(C1<wbr />=&quot;No&quot;,C2=&quot;<wbr />No&quot;),COUNT<wbr />IF(C4,&quot;*XY<wbr />Z*&quot;)),&quot;TDD<wbr />L&quot;,&quot;TDL&quot;),<wbr />&quot;&quot;)
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Try this...

=IF(C3="LOAN",IF(AND(OR(C1="No",C2="No"),COUNTIF(C4,"*XYZ*")),"TDDL","TDL"),"")

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Neeraj,<br />
I used a variation of the formula as follows:<br />
=IF(S2=&quot;LOAN&quot;,IF(AND(OR(Q2<wbr />=&quot;No&quot;,R2=&quot;<wbr />No&quot;, IFERROR(SEARCH(&quot;PDM&quot;, P2),0)=0),&quot;TDDL&quot;,&quot;TDL&quot;),&quot;&quot;<wbr />)<br />
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Problem is I discovered another string text to account for , how do modify and add CIF to the search?
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Neeraj,
I used a variation of the formula as follows:
=IF(S2="LOAN",IF(AND(OR(Q2="No",R2="No", IFERROR(SEARCH("PDM", P2),0)=0),"TDDL","TDL"),"")

Problem is I discovered another string text to account for , how do modify and add CIF to the search?

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In box me of how I should have asked the question, please or email cfhasan1@aol.com
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In box me of how I should have asked the question, please or email cfhasan1@aol.com

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What I meant, you changed the cell references as well as the criteria. These formulas specially with multiple criteria and without having a sample workbook are tricky one to derive sometimes. You should finalize your question before asking it. That's it. :)<br />
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Glad it worked as desired in the end. :)
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What I meant, you changed the cell references as well as the criteria. These formulas specially with multiple criteria and without having a sample workbook are tricky one to derive sometimes. You should finalize your question before asking it. That's it. :)

Glad it worked as desired in the end. :)

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Understood and appreciate the feedback
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I need a formula check if a Column C1 or C2 = “No” &amp;&nbsp;C3= “LOAN” &amp;&nbsp;C4 contain “XYZ” if yes then TDDL , if no TDL and all other cells blank
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I need a formula check if a Column C1 or C2 = “No” & C3= “LOAN” & C4 contain “XYZ” if yes then TDDL , if no TDL and all other cells blank

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