A Dashing Blade
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You can do a huge amount by using a combination of the IF statement as well as the AND and OR conditions. When you say you want to combine two IF statements, it depends on the exact result that you are looking for, as to what format the test will need to take.
I would recommend that you go into the Excel help menu and search for each of IF, AND, OR. You will see examples of how to use them. That might give you the answer you are looking for.
I would recommend that you go into the Excel help menu and search for each of IF, AND, OR. You will see examples of how to use them. That might give you the answer you are looking for.
Candles
Me again. I hope my previous post did not sound to much like "go and read the manual". But my suggestion arose because I was just about to type some examples for you and realised that it's probably all there in the help system. See how you get on with it.
Me again. I hope my previous post did not sound to much like "go and read the manual". But my suggestion arose because I was just about to type some examples for you and realised that it's probably all there in the help system. See how you get on with it.
