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Hello all,
Please let me know if I need to repost due to a confusing or annoying/lengthy setup -- first-timer. In order to get around Mac's lack of importxml, I'm having to do a ton of workarounds. I've never not been able to use "elif" or "else if" and I don't know what I'm telling Excel to do here. Am I correct that by saying: =IF(OR(A14="FALSE",F6="TRUE"), ab, IF(F1="TRUE", cd, IF(F2="TRUE", ef, IF(F3="TRUE", gh, IF(F4="TRUE", jk, IF(F5="TRUE", mn, "")))))) I am saying that ___?: If it is true that (A14 is false or F6=true), then ab; else if F1=true then cd; else if F2=true, then ef; else if F3=true, then gh; else if F4=true, then jk; else if F5=true, then mn; else blank; end if; It will only return the terminal false result in any given case. So in this case: A14 is true F6 is false F1 is *true* F2 is false F3 is false F4 is false F5 is false. And it returns "" rather than the desired result "cd". ![]() |
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