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How to add a range ><

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    How to add a range ><

    I like to add if D3>118 but <127,"OK","NO"

    The range is between 118 and 127 for it to give me yes/no.


    =IF(B3="","",IF(D3>118,"OK","NO"))

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    Re: How to add a range ><

    try this:

    =if(and(D3>118,D3<127),"OK","NO")
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    Re: How to add a range ><

    =if(b3="","",if(and(d3>118, d3<127), "ok", "no"))
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    Re: How to add a range ><

    Once again you guys ROCk.....WORKs like a charm....Thanks for the help, fantastic....

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