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Stuck2

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Hi,

Hopefully someone can help with this one - I have a list in a column which has either #N/A in each cell OR a 4 digit number. Those cells with #N/A in them, I know that it represents somebody who has not booked on duty. Those cells with a 4 digit number in them, I know that it represents somebody who has booked on duty.

I therefore want a formula to return "Booked On" if there is a 4 digit number in the cell and "Not Booked On" if the cell reads #N/A.

My list is in column L6:L151 - I will put the new formula in column M6:M151.

Any help appreciated!

Many thanks.
 

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