It looks like you haven't got Microsoft365 which means an array calculation within OR() needs to be CSE-confirmerd (Control+Shift+Enter). For Microsoft365 users this is done by default and your formula would actually work. You could now either use CSE-entering, or circumvent that using other methods to inspect a range of cells. For example using MAX():
=IF(OR(MAX(B2:D2)>10,E2>20),"Special Order","No")
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Scott Craner
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Use COUNTIF()
=IF(OR(COUNTIF(B2:D2;">"&10);E2>20);TRUE;FALSE)
But the if is not needed it the true output is TRUE or FALSE. Just use the first part:
It looks like you haven't got Microsoft365 which means an array calculation within
OR()needs to be CSE-confirmerd (Control+Shift+Enter). For Microsoft365 users this is done by default and your formula would actually work. You could now either use CSE-entering, or circumvent that using other methods to inspect a range of cells. For example usingMAX():