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=IF Function, I think
So here is my problem, lets start with what i have;
=COUNTIF(C3,">"""),IF(AND(X3=FALSE,Y3=FALSE,Z3=FALSE,AA3=FALSE,AB3=FALSE,AC3=FALSE),"Risk",IF(AND(X3=TRUE,Y3=TRUE,Z3=TRUE,AA3=TRUE,AB3=TRUE,AC3=TRUE),"No Risk",""))
The idea of which is, if C3 is greater than null, then we need to look at the next part, so if X3,Y3,Z3,AA3,AB3,AC3 are all false then it should result in this cell showing Risk, but if any of the cells X3,Y3,Z3,AA3,AB3,AC3 are true then No Risk would show.
I know that the two parts work separately, but I just cannot find a way to join the Countif and the IF functions.
- Try this:
=IF((C3="")+SUMPRODUCT(--X3:AC3),
“No Risk”,
“Risk”)
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- Hello Andy,
I guess that this is what you need:
=IF(C3=“”+X3+Y3+Z3+AA3+AB3+AC3,
“No Risk”,
“Risk”)Hi Twifoo
Many thanks for your help, much simpler than my way, but comes back with a #value!
I am guessing that, that because although looking at X3-AC3, it is not looking for a True or False statement against them. In this case, True would mean that if any one of the X3 to AC3 are true, then that would =No Risk, and a false to X3 to AC3 would = Risk
- Try this:
=IF(ISBLANK(C3)+X3+Y3+Z3+AA3+AB3+AC3,
“No Risk”,
Risk”)
