TRUE & FALSE are not text so take the quotes from around them when checking in your IF statement
(I would also remove the quotes from around your 1 & 0)
=HVIS($H$3=SAND;1;0)
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Hello everyone,
Firstly, sorry for Non-English Office, however any language settings are blocked (company computer). Quick Danish lesson:
HVIS = IF
SAND = TRUE
FALSK = FALSE
Now, I made a simple checkbox that gives TRUE/FALSE in cell H3. Then typed in a formula in cell G21: =IF(H3="TRUE";1;0). However, when I check the box, TRUE/FALSE change, but the value in G21 does not. It remain 0 or any other value I type instead of 0. I tried to manipulate with symbols, however without any success.
It seems all right looking at Microsoft's guidelines, but just does not work. Can someone tell what is wrong?
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TRUE & FALSE are not text so take the quotes from around them when checking in your IF statement
(I would also remove the quotes from around your 1 & 0)
=HVIS($H$3=SAND;1;0)
Sir, you got me!