IF(OR Formula with Multiple Criteria

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I have a spreadsheet that tracks vendor deliverables. The formula in Column D worked fine until now when need to add the status of "Monitor". If I need to kick back a deliverable that was not acceptable and it becomes acceptable, then Column D is correctly changing from No to Yes. What do I need to do to the formula to make it show Monitor if that is the final review status in either Columns Z or AK? I have a screenshot that helps explain.
 

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Check this -

Excel Formula:
=IFS([@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="","Pending",[@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="N/A","N/A",OR([@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="Yes",[@[Vendor Complaint 2?]]="Yes",[@[Vendor Complaint 3?]]="Yes"),"Yes",OR([@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="Monitor",[@[Vendor Complaint 2?]]="Monitor",[@[Vendor Complaint 3?]]="Monitor"),"Monitor",[@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="No","No")
 
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Check this -

Excel Formula:
=IFS([@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="","Pending",[@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="N/A","N/A",OR([@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="Yes",[@[Vendor Complaint 2?]]="Yes",[@[Vendor Complaint 3?]]="Yes"),"Yes",OR([@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="Monitor",[@[Vendor Complaint 2?]]="Monitor",[@[Vendor Complaint 3?]]="Monitor"),"Monitor",[@[Vendor Complaint 1?]]="No","No")
Its giving me "the syntax of this name isn't correct" error.
 
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Actually, I mistyped word, try this -

Excel Formula:
=IFS([@[Vendor Compliant 1?]]="","Pending",[@[Vendor Compliant 1?]]="N/A","N/A",OR([@[Vendor Compliant 1?]]="Yes",[@[Vendor Compliant 2?]]="Yes",[@[Vendor Compliant 3?]]="Yes"),"Yes",OR([@[Vendor Compliant 1?]]="Monitor",[@[Vendor Compliant 2?]]="Monitor",[@[Vendor Compliant 3?]]="Monitor"),"Monitor",[@[Vendor Compliant 1?]]="No","No")
 
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