Problem with the formula

[dawn12789]

Can anyone help, when im trying to use this formula, it always shows a message saying

the formula is : =IF(AND(I19=M20,M20=M21),"OK","ERROR") or any formula with multiple conditions

"We found a problem with this formula. Try clicking Insert Function on the Formula tab to fix it, or click Help for more info on common formula problems.

Not trying to type a formula?
When the first character is an equal (=) or minus (-) sign, Excel thinks it's a formula...


You type = 1+1, cell shows: 2


To get around this, type an apostrophe (') first:
you type : '=1+1, cell shows: = 1 +1

[protonLeah]

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[dawn12789]

i will create a new thread ... coz i dnt know how to change the title of this thread....
If you want to delete this thread.. its ok..Thanks btw for your messages....

[FarmBus]

Did you get a response to this, as I have the same error message.

Regards

[protonLeah]

FarmBus,
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