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If cell A1 equals 1, then cell B1 should have the value 5, otherwise B1 should be 6. A condition in cell A1 is changing the value of cell B1... is that possible? |
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Yes, of course. B1 contains this formula: =IF(A1=1,5,6)
On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 12:03:02 -0800, "alMandragor" wrote: Example: If cell A1 equals 1, then cell B1 should have the value 5, otherwise B1 should be 6. A condition in cell A1 is changing the value of cell B1... is that possible? |
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