Can someone help on this simple if statement. I am trying to combine 2 conditions such that:
IF B7=E7 or if A7=D7, return "Match" if true, "0" if not. Is this the correct statement to use:
=IF(B7=E7,"Match","0"),IF(A7=D7,"Match","0")
Appreciate any help,
Thanks!
=IF(OR(B7=E7,A7=D7),"Match",0)
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If(or(B7=E7,A7=D7),"Match","0")
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Try =IF(OR(B7=E7,A7=E7),"Match", "0")
Thanks for your help. When using your corrected formula, it works but I'm still getting #N/A on some of my lines that should be equal.
This is what it looks like:
Column A Column B Column C Column D Column E
Row 7: BSER IOWA Match BSER Match BSER Master Match BSER KEY IOWA BSER KEY Not IOWA
#N/A 01F022436-574661 #N/A 01F022436-31IR1 01F022436-574661
You should upload a sample workbook NYC4LIFE.
see attached for sample line. Thanks!
The error is because of the #N/A being returned byyour formula in column A.
You should replace the formula in column A from "XXXXX" to "=IFERROR(XXXXX,"").
This will make the IF formula work.
Great! Thanks it worked! Thanks for your help!
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