if or statements

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    Reference 2 ranges in an If statement

    I know how to reference 1 range of cells in an if statement. I had the below and it worked well. =IF(ISNA(MATCH("Yes",'Ticket Offer Info'!B21:B24,0)),"No","Yes") But I have having trouble figuring out how to add another range as an "OR" to the formula. I need to also reference any yes in...
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    Simplifying IF(OR(A4=B2, A4=C2, A4=D2, .......... , A4=ZZ2), 0, "Error")

    I've spent quite some time googling to find an to the following but failed (hard to get quite right search terms): How to simplify the following formula: Simplifying IF(OR(A4=B2, A4=C2, A4=D2, .......... , A4=ZZ2), 0, "Error") To something of this style (though this doesn't work)...

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