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    Lacking Formula for simple problem

    i got a list of numbers
    "1,4,7,10,13,16,19,22,25,28,31"
    If i hit the value above in for example A2 i want it to return True if not then false.
    What i can't figure out is to add multi values into a statement where just 1 single needs to be true to return TRUE
    they are all in the same colonm and ive tried K2:K11 and K:K doesn't look like excel sees it as a value
    [When i do 1-12 /13-24 / 25-36 i just basically do " =AND(1<A2; A2<12) " " =AND(12<A2; A2<25) " "=AND(24<A2; A2<37)" that works. But i don't have > or < in this case
    Would be a great help if you could give me the solution

    Kind regards
    Jakup
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    Re: Lacking Formula for simple problem

    Hi Jakup and welcome to the forum,
    You need one of those Logical Information functions. IsError is my choice and I believe it is in 2003 Excel.

    Find the attached with your example.
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    Re: Lacking Formula for simple problem

    Quote Originally Posted by MarvinP View Post
    Hi Jakup and welcome to the forum,
    You need one of those Logical Information functions. IsError is my choice and I believe it is in 2003 Excel.

    Find the attached with your example.
    Thanks , was what i was looking for.

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    Re: Lacking Formula for simple problem

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