Anders Sehlstedt
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Hi Brittany,
If H2 only has Y or N as parameters then you just need to do as Phil suggests. But if H2 is to have more inputs than just those two you need to write a formula to catch the content when there is a Y or N. There are different methods you can use, I am showing you one way to write such formula.
=IF(OR(H2="Y",H2="N"),H2,"")
Br,
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