Formula to filter on two statements

mcgonma

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Office Version
  1. 365
  2. 2013
Platform
  1. Windows
I currently have the following formula in column AS to check for certain values in column G.
AS5=IF(OR(G5={"LU","BE","NL","IT","ES","GB","DE","CZ","SK","FR","IE"}),"Yes","")​

I need to expand this to first look column AN5 for a YES value, and then look in G5 for one of the criteria within that formula, and if both conditions are met, return a "Yes" in AS5.
 

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Hi,

You can add an AND to your formula:

=IF(AND(AN5="Yes",OR(G5={"LU","BE","NL","IT","ES","GB","DE","CZ","SK","FR","IE"})),"Yes","")
 
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