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Formula for multiple IF conditions
Hi, I was looking for a formula to check a range of cells for either of the three 1. 'Passed' 2. 'Failed' 3. Blank Cell If all cells in the range have 'Passed' the result cell should ret...
Hi Anto93,
I apologize for my previous answer, which was incorrect. I have re-read your question carefully and researched and tested different solutions. Here is the best working solution I have found:
=IF(COUNTIF(G7:G44,"Failed")>0,"Failed",IF(COUNTBLANK(G7:G44)>0,"Incomplete","Passed"))This formula works as follows:
- The IF function checks the condition that there are at least one cell in the range G7:G44 that contains the value "Failed".
- If this condition is TRUE, the formula returns the value "Failed".
- Otherwise, the formula checks the condition that there are at least one blank cell in the range G7:G44.
- If this condition is TRUE, the formula returns the value "Incomplete".
- Otherwise, the formula returns the value "Passed".
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Anto93 Following the same logic, try this:
=IF(COUNTIF(G7:G44,""),"",IF(COUNTIF(G7:G44,"Failed"),"Failed","Passed"))
Riny_van_Eekelen Thanks a lot for the response. I tried it like this now. But unfortunately now its returning me Blank irrespective of if the cells in range have 'Failed' or 'Passed'
