OK - Not sure if that title even explains it properly...
I have a questionnaire which asks several questions about a certain topic, and then later on a "double check" single question and I want to set up a formula to check if the answers in the first section are in line with what they answer in the double check question.
For example, imagine the 3 first questions are;
1. Did you bite into the apple?
2. Did you chew the apple?
3. Did you swallow the apple?
And then later, you ask
Did you eat any apple at all today?
If they answered YES/YES/NO, to the first three but then NO to the double check you know they are mistaken.
The answers to the first set are being coded, for example, into 1 for Yes and 0 for No.
Can I say, "IF any of these cells contain anything but NO but they have later answered NO" ... flag it.
I have a questionnaire which asks several questions about a certain topic, and then later on a "double check" single question and I want to set up a formula to check if the answers in the first section are in line with what they answer in the double check question.
For example, imagine the 3 first questions are;
1. Did you bite into the apple?
2. Did you chew the apple?
3. Did you swallow the apple?
And then later, you ask
Did you eat any apple at all today?
If they answered YES/YES/NO, to the first three but then NO to the double check you know they are mistaken.
The answers to the first set are being coded, for example, into 1 for Yes and 0 for No.
Can I say, "IF any of these cells contain anything but NO but they have later answered NO" ... flag it.