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    Formula based on a Named Range

    Hello all,

    Not sure where to start with this formula so I need some guidance

    I have a list of ISP URLs I have named ISP

    I have a list of failed emails I have dropped the email name and turned into a URL, I have these values in a column labeled URL

    I have a column I have labeled ISP

    In the ISP column I want to add a "Yes" when the value in URL matches one of the values in the named Range ISP.

    I know I could accomplish this with a very long embedded If statement, but is there a better, more elegant way?

    Thanks,
    Mark

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    Re: Formula based on a Named Range

    Hi - can you please attach your file?

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    Re: Formula based on a Named Range

    We have a complete misunderstanding of your exact requirement based on the description above.

    We have a wanting to see an example workbook.

    We have a stronger wanting for that example workbook to show us your original layout and your desired outcome.

    We know you will post an actual sample workbook and not just pictures of it.

    Cheers.

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    Re: Formula based on a Named Range

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    Re: Formula based on a Named Range

    Please try at F2

    =REPT("Yes",COUNTIFS(ISP,D2))

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    =IF(COUNTIFS(ISP,D2),"Yes","")
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    Re: Formula based on a Named Range

    Thanks much, works great!

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    Re: Formula based on a Named Range

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