Formula Help: multiple cells with a < or > then Return statement

ldavis1227

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I want to know if any of the values in (I1, J1, K1) is (< then L1) return "Yes", if (> then L1) return "No".

I1 = .02
J1 = .08
K1 = 1.13
L1 = 0

Of note: each of these cell have a formula behind them also and the value will change.
 
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