Hello All,
This one makes me feel dumb...
If I am using the formula =IF(A1>1,X,""), how do I exclude the X from appearing if there is only a formula in the cell? I only need it to pull an X if a value is in the cell.
Thank you!
Hello All,
This one makes me feel dumb...
If I am using the formula =IF(A1>1,X,""), how do I exclude the X from appearing if there is only a formula in the cell? I only need it to pull an X if a value is in the cell.
Thank you!
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Book1.xlsDifficult to remove the sensitive info. Attached is the basic setup
I don't see formula's in your sheet 2 (as you told us in your question #1)
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I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but:
In Cell A1: =IF(AND(B1>1, NOT(B1="")),"X", "")
The above formula will input an X if there is a value greater than 1 in B1 and will input nothing if there is nothing showing in B1, even it if contains a formula. I get what I think is your desired result in your example sheet, but I don't know if it applies to your greater problem.
That works! Thank you!
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