Include several choices in an IF statement.

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Guest

Once again thanks for your help folks. Could someone show me how to write the
following if statement. =IF(A1=RED OR BLUE OR GREEN OR BLACK OR ORANGE,1,0)
I know these would all need to be in "" but I am not sure what separator to
use.
 
Try this:

=IF(OR(A1={"RED","BLUE","GREEN","BLACK","ORANGE"}),1,0)

I'm sure you're talking Text here, and *not* the actual colors of the cell.
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HTH,

RD
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Once again thanks for your help folks. Could someone show me how to write
the
following if statement. =IF(A1=RED OR BLUE OR GREEN OR BLACK OR ORANGE,1,0)
I know these would all need to be in "" but I am not sure what separator to
use.
 
Thanks very much, and yes I was talking about text. Thanks again for your help.
Kevin
 
One more complication, when using this formula in say cell d1, and if there
is no value in a1 it returns a 0 in d1, is there a way to include an (ifblank
, return a blank,) statement in the formula so that nothing appears in the
cell until an entry is made in the input cell. Just so that there is not a
long string of 0's.

Thanks Kevin
 

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