IF a range of cells contain a number greater than

James8761

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Hi All,

Hopefully a quick one. I have a list of numbers in Cells CB2:CU2. Some cells are blank, the others contain a number between 1 and 100.

In Cell BN2, I would like to put in a formula that says if any of the Cells in CB2:CU2 contain a number greater than 75, then enter a Y, if not then enter a N.

I can do it individually by looking at CB2, CC2 etc but not sure how to do it on a range.

Thanks for any help.
James
 

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Hi Thank you for this. I am trying to solve something similar. Sorry for the question but was the "m" after the "Y" intentional? It's giving my formula an error.
 
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