How to fix IF and AND statement

Sean15

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Hello:

The formula below is returning "OK" for empty cells in column B and column D. I assume it's because Excel recognizes empty cells as zero.
How can formula be corrected to return "" for empty cells in column B and D? Thank you for your help.

IF(AND(B3<=55,D3<=11),"OK", "No")

Regards,
Sean
 

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Code:
=IF(AND(B3="",D3=""),"",[COLOR=#333333]IF(AND(B3<=55,D3<=11),"OK", "No"))[/COLOR]
 
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Thank you very much.
@Scott Huish - could you explain how IF(COUNT(B3,D3)=2 works.

Regards,
Sean
 
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Yes, it's checking to see that there are 2 numbers in those cells.
 
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