IF Statement

jimmyaja123

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hello,

I have made a formula to check if two columns are true then it should return as ok or not ok.

=IF+(OR(A3="TRUE",B3="TRUE"),"OK","Not OK")

However everything is returning as not ok even when both columns are 'True'

Can someone help?
 

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Then Try this:
Excel Formula:
=IF((A3=TRUE)*(B3=TRUE),"OK", "Not OK")
 
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