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I think this is a conditional formatting question. I feel it’s best to describe an example, for my question. If cell 1a and 2a have the same date, I want cell 3a to atomically populate “First Time”; If cell 1a and 2a have different dates, I want cell 3a to atomically populate “Follow Up”. How do I accomplish this?
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Hi,
Add this formula to cell A3: Code:
=IF(A1=A2,"First Time","Follow Up") |
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ConneXionLost worked excellent. Thanks
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