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I tried this but it came up with a #NAME? error which would indicate I do not have Excel 2016. Thank you for your help. The previous solution worked so all is well.
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OTH you indicate in your data that you use Office2016?? The 0 is the result if J18 is not equal to 76 nor 89
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I do have but there must be some other glitch. I have sorted out the problem but thanks for your help.
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Then correct the version of office you are using and not misleading people.
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