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Return non related value based on one, two or three cells
Cells A2:C2: are populated with text. How can I return a value to D2, that is determined by different combinations of A2:C2? Based only on whether or not A2:C2 values contain text or are empty. D2 would be a different value than any of the A2:E2 values.
Example:
A2= Cell Number
B2= Direct Number
C2= email
All formatted as text.
If A,B, and C all contain text, return a value of x.
If only A and C contain text return a value of y.
If only C is populated with text return a value of z.
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=MAP(A2:A7,B2:B7,C2:C7,LAMBDA(colA,colB,colC,IFS(AND(ISTEXT(colA),ISTEXT(colB),ISTEXT(colC)),"x",AND(ISTEXT(colA),NOT(ISTEXT(colB)),ISTEXT(colC)),"y",AND(NOT(ISTEXT(colA)),NOT(ISTEXT(colB)),ISTEXT(colC)),"z",TRUE,"")))
Maybe you can apply this formula with Office 365 or Excel for the web alternatively.
=IF(AND(ISTEXT(A2),ISTEXT(B2),ISTEXT(C2)),"x",IF(AND(ISTEXT(A2),NOT(ISTEXT(B2)),ISTEXT(C2)),"y",IF(AND(NOT(ISTEXT(A2)),NOT(ISTEXT(B2)),ISTEXT(C2)),"z","")))
You can try a nested IF formula.
- Thank you! I will give it a go. Take care.
