If Statement Help

Three conditions to meet the result.

[Name] to match with another reference sheet with [Full_Name]

from other reference sheet: PayerAbv = "B"

from other reference sheet: Effective Date = Not blank

return "Yes" or "No"

=IF({Full_Name} = [Name]@row, {PayerAbv} = "B", {EffDate} <> "", "Yes", "No")

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  • Paul Newcome
    Paul Newcome ✭✭✭✭✭✭
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    Try an IF COUNTIFS instead.

    Basically you want to use the COUNTIFS to count how many rows meet your range/criteria sets, t hen say if that count is greater than zero (at least one row meets your criteria) then output "Yes", otherwise "No".


    =IF(COUNTIFS({Full_Name}, @cell = Name@row, {PayerAbv}, @cell = "B", {EffDate}, @cell <> "")> 0, "Yes", "No")

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