IF/AND statement for two values

flaren

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Good day,

I have a formula that determines if a value is a "pass" or "fail", based two other values. The following is what I have;

=IF((AND(C2>=E2, C2<=F2)), "Pass", "Fail")

It works great, however, my question is how to leave the cell blank if there is no value inputted into the cell.

Thank you in advance.
 

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flaren, Good evening.

Try to use:

=IF(OR(C2="", E2="", F2=""), "", IF(AND(C2>=E2, C2<=F2), "Pass", "Fail"))

Is that what you want?
I hope it helps.
 
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