IF FUNC with multiple non-specific criteria?

jandtng

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Ok I'm stump on this one. I'm trying to figure out a formula to give me a "No" or leave the cell blank in the yellow column.
If B1 is blank and C1 have any text/numbers, then D1 is "No".
If B2 have any text/numbers and C2 have any text/numbers, then leave D2 blank.
Unless I have a specific text or numbers in column B or C, the If function can't work. I tried using the asterisk in place of the text/numbers but it didn't work. TIA

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Something like this (provided that you are only interested in cols B and C):

Excel Formula:
=IF(SUM(--(ISBLANK(B1:C1)))>0,"No","")
?
 
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Hello - try these, on the first formula;

=IF(B1="",""&IF(ISTEXT(C1), "No", ""),"")

With the second formula I have put a second condition just in case B2 and C2 are both blank with ab N/A;

=IF(ISTEXT(B2),"",IF(ISTEXT(C2),"","N/A")
 
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Ok I'm stump on this one. I'm trying to figure out a formula to give me a "No" or leave the cell blank in the yellow column.
If B1 is blank and C1 have any text/numbers, then D1 is "No".
If B2 have any text/numbers and C2 have any text/numbers, then leave D2 blank.
Unless I have a specific text or numbers in column B or C, the If function can't work. I tried using the asterisk in place of the text/numbers but it didn't work. TIA

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What about when you have something in B but not C? What do you want to return in this case?
 
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If there is somthing in B but not C, the return should be a blank cell
Try this. I've included an array option in column E.
Book1
ABCDE
1Any TextAny TextNoNo
2Any TextAny TextAny Text 
3Any TextAny Text 
Sheet9
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E1:E3E1=IF((B1:B3="")*(C1:C3<>""),"No","")
D1:D3D1=IF((B1="")*(C1<>""),"No","")
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Solution
Something like this (provided that you are only interested in cols B and C):

Excel Formula:
=IF(SUM(--(ISBLANK(B1:C1)))>0,"No","")
?
This partially worked.
When there is something in B and nothing in C, the return should be a blank cell
When there are something in both B and C, the return should be a blank cell

Something like this (provided that you are only interested in cols B and C):

Excel Formula:
=IF(SUM(--(ISBLANK(B1:C1)))>0,"No","")
?
 
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Try this. I've included an array option in column E.
Book1
ABCDE
1Any TextAny TextNoNo
2Any TextAny TextAny Text 
3Any TextAny Text 
Sheet9
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E1:E3E1=IF((B1:B3="")*(C1:C3<>""),"No","")
D1:D3D1=IF((B1="")*(C1<>""),"No","")
Dynamic array formulas.
Thank you!!! You are awesome, that formula works!!! What a great group this is. I'm learning so much!!!
 
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