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BOBLOEB
Posted : Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:28:47 PM
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 H > H1 AND C > C1 AND O > C AND C > C2

Is there anything wrong with the syntax of this formula? Do I need
parentheses somwhere?
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Doug_H
Posted : Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:33:26 PM


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 You don't need parentheses, but sometimes they make a formula easier to read. I'd put parens around each expression that is separated by AND. I tested this one as written, just to be sure, and it tests fine.

Remember, when you test a boolean (true/false) PCF like this, depending no your test symbol, yuo'll either get a result of true or false. Both are valid results. If there was a syntax problem, you would get a message saying Error in Formula Syntax.
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