Return Value Yes based on 2 cells

Johnboy28

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I cant seem to get this to work - If cell "weight" and cell "Include = yes and weight =o, return "Don’t Include" & if cell "weight" and cell "Include = yes and weight = greater than Zero return "Include"

So If cell equals "YES" and has a greater weight of Zero - Return "Include" otherwise Return "Don't Include"

Thank you

WeightIncludeAnswer
24yesInclude
0yesDon’t Include
50noDon’t Include
44yesInclude
0noDon’t Include
 

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try =IF(AND(A2>0,B2="yes"),"Include","Don't Include")
 
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