IF statement with 2 or more text cells

ohmedic88

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Having trouble writing an IF formula. I'm unsure how to reference a 2nd cell with text in my first logic statement. I'll try to recreate it below

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1Within LimitsReference
2Must PassReport

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This is one of the formulas I tried =IF(B2="Report" and A2="Must Pass","Must Pass","")

Been digging into the internet to find a solution, but not finding what I need.

Can anyone help?

Eric
 

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Try: =IF(AND(B2="Report",A2="Must Pass"),"Must Pass","")
 
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Works great... I think I was missing a comma when I tried this way myself. Just kills when you're so close but can't see the problem.

Eric
 
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