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ferde - 19 Mar 2006 06:50 GMT
c3 = "pass"     If a:1 is "Bob Smith" and his name appears in a list of names
B2:b200  .....would appreciate any help.
davesexcel - 19 Mar 2006 07:17 GMT
c3 = "pass" If a:1 is "Bob Smith" and his name appears in a list o
names
B2:b200 .....would appreciate any help.

I don't know what you asking

how about this

=If(A1="Bob Smith","pass",""
ferde - 19 Mar 2006 07:36 GMT
I am trying to assign a passing grade to Bob Smith whose name appears  in a
very long list of names in b2:b200

> c3 = "pass" If a:1 is "Bob Smith" and his name appears in a list of
> names
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>
> =If(A1="Bob Smith","pass","")
davesexcel - 19 Mar 2006 07:48 GMT
bob smith
=COUNTIF(B2:B200,E12)
This formula will count the number of criteria in range B2:B200
E12 in this formula is the criteria, so you would type  bob smith i
E12, adjust the formula to meet your need
ferde - 19 Mar 2006 08:05 GMT
thank you ...works GREAT

> bob smith
> =COUNTIF(B2:B200,E12)
> This formula will count the number of criteria in range B2:B200
> E12 in this formula is the criteria, so you would type  bob smith in
> E12, adjust the formula to meet your needs
 
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