Excel IF With Multiple Conditions
AND and OR go inside IF, because they return TRUE or FALSE rather than answers. That one distinction untangles most of these formulas.
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AND and OR go inside IF, because they return TRUE or FALSE rather than answers. That one distinction untangles most of these formulas.
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Paste Special to Values before deleting the source columns. The formula only points at them.
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Mixed references are the entire difficulty. $B2 highlights rows correctly; B2 scatters; $B$2 is all or nothing.
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The #REF! you get first time is not a fault. Click the cell and press Allow access.
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SUM silently ignores text instead of erroring. That is why the total looks plausible and is simply wrong.
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Insert blank columns first. Text to Columns overwrites whatever is beside your data, silently and with no undo prompt.
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Use a range rather than typed items for anything you will maintain, and set the rule to reject input if the point is to restrict…
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Select the first cell that should scroll. That one rule explains every case, including freezing rows and a column together.
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If TRIM seems to do nothing on text that clearly has a space, the character is not a space. That case wastes the most time.