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Note that this formula also displays Uncertain when no radio button is selected.
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In this case, nested Ifs are used to display the choice text, where 1=Yes, 2=No, and 3=Uncertain. You can use IF or nested IF functions to display the result text, such as: =IF(H16=1,"Yes",IF(H16=2,"No","Uncertain")) Displaying the Text of the Selected Button If you’ve opted to display the result for a radio button group or a check box, you can use the result in formulas. Learn More Buy Using Control Results in Formulas Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac: Visual QuickStart
