=ifand$b$3=c3

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    Display The Cell That The Word “Yes” Resides In.

    I am not sure if there is a way to do this or even where to start. I have formulas in cells A3:A141 that do a search. For example, the formula in A3 is =IF(AND(($B$3>=C3),($B$3<=D3)),"yes","no"). This formula is copied down to A141. Let’s suppose that A3 displays “yes” based on the results of...
    • meppwc
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    • =ifand$b$3=c3 formula formulas search start
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