Ranged Formula

Adrac

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hello All,

I have a formula that looks at a column and gives a yes no result but I would like it to look at several columns to find the information:

Currently looks at E:E but would like it to look at E:M and only row 2

=IF(AND(C$1='Raw Data'!$E:$E,$A2='Raw Data'!$A:$A),"YES","NO")

Thank you in advance.
 

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I have looked into this before but couldn't find the right combination. Can you help me complete a formula?
 
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