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if cells("a1").value = cells("b1").value then
cells("c1").value = "yes"
if cells("a1").value = cells("b1").value then
cells("c1").value = "yes"
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Last edited by arlu1201; 03-30-2012 at 12:25 PM.
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thanksi need is the time is suppose 15:30 in cell a1 , then yes will be in cell c in cases 3 minutes prior to the specified time in cell a1 and 3 minutes after the specified time in cell a1 , other than that NO in cel c
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