IF true,then Question

oncorpse

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Hi,

I use Excel 2007. I want to say if L3 is empty, then say "Not Done", it is not empty (there can be a number in it), then say "Done".

For the first part I say:
=IF(L3<>"";"Done")
and for the second part:
=IF(L3;"";"Not Done")

It works perfectly fine when I use them seperately, but as soon as I put these two together as =IF(L3<>"";"Done");IF(L3;"";"Not Done") it does work anymore. It says #Value! .

What should I do?

Many Thanks
 

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