Multiple IFs

datadummy

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I am trying to write a statement that says if cells K2,L2,M2 = Y or NA then make cell P2=Y, but if any one of those cells = N then cell P2 = N. I have tried multiple ways and have struck out every time and am at a loss, thanks in advance!!
 

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Hi,

If you Only have 3 possible values (Y, N, NA) in K2, L2, M2, then you can do this:


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P2=IF(OR(K2="N",L2="N",M2="N"),"N","Y")
 
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Maybe:

=IF(COUNTIF(K2:M2,"N"),"N","Y")

This just looks for an N in that range. If you actually want to validate that the cells have Y or NA, then maybe:

=IF(SUM(COUNTIF(K2:M2,{"Y","NA"}))=3,"Y","N")
 
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