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September 15th, 2003, 10:10 AM
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Excel "IF" function problem
Our domain uses group policy to configure user rights on
the workstations, and it appears that on certain machines, or rather under certain user profiles, the "IF" function in Excel returns an error stating that the formula contains an error. This only happens with certain users, even if they are in the same OU to which the policy is applied. Happens in Office 2000 and XP. Machines are running Windows 2000 Pro SP3. Can someone please help! 
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September 15th, 2003, 12:29 PM
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Excel "IF" function problem
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 02:10:21 -0700, "Johan" wrote:
Our domain uses group policy to configure user rights on the workstations, and it appears that on certain machines, or rather under certain user profiles, the "IF" function in Excel returns an error stating that the formula contains an error. This only happens with certain users, even if they are in the same OU to which the policy is applied. Happens in Office 2000 and XP. Machines are running Windows 2000 Pro SP3. Can someone please help! Does the exact same formula work on other machines? If so, please post the formula here; if not, there is likely a problem with the formula. --ron
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September 15th, 2003, 03:08 PM
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Excel "IF" function problem
It doesn't seem that domain rights should affect an IF
function on a worksheet. Could be as simple as per-machine configurations. Try replacing the semicolin (  within theIF statement with a comma (,)or vice-versa. -----Original Message----- Our domain uses group policy to configure user rights on the workstations, and it appears that on certain machines, or rather under certain user profiles, the "IF" function in Excel returns an error stating that the formula contains an error. This only happens with certain users, even if they are in the same OU to which the policy is applied. Happens in Office 2000 and XP. Machines are running Windows 2000 Pro SP3. Can someone please help! .
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