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    If function

    Hey Everyone,

    Another easy one for you ...

    On sheet 2 I have the following:

    C6 =+IF((C5<>""),C$3,"")
    D6 =+IF((D5<>""),D$3,"")
    E6 =+IF((E5<>""),E$3,"")

    etc.

    I am sure you all know what it does ... but if not.

    So when I put an X in C6,D6, E6 etc.
    It takes the value from C3,D3, E3 etc. (once it is populated) and puts it in C6,D6, E6 etc.

    But instead of me entering the x on Sheet 2 in C6,D6, E6 etc I want to enter the x on Sheet 1 C4:R4 and carry the x into Sheet 2 C6,D6, E6 etc.
    And have the above If function still work.

    Thanks in advnace.
    Last edited by SVTF; 08-14-2011 at 11:18 AM.

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    Re: If function request

    If you put x in C6 you'll overwrite your formula, I assume you mean C5, D5, etc

    In Sheet2 C5
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    Drag Across to Column R
    In C6
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    Drag Across to Column R

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    Re: If function request

    Quote Originally Posted by Marcol View Post
    If you put x in C6 you'll overwrite your formula, I assume you mean C5, D5, etc

    In Sheet2 C5
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    Drag Across to Column R
    In C6
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    Drag Across to Column R

    Is this what you are after?
    This did what I needed to do ... but it looks like it was my own stupidity that was preventing it from working my way.

    Thanks.

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