Without seeing it, I would say that you have the words "TRUE" and "FALSE" in the formula. I would just change these to "Pass" and "Fail" if that was the case, but I figure that it's a bit more complicated than that.
On 2002-04-18 06:55, 12 string wrote:
Using IF, I have created a formula that gives me a true or false reading in a cell. I would rather have the word Pass or Fail apear in the cell. :?)
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