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If you want cell B1 to change when A1 changes, you put the formula in B1. The
formula in A1 cannot directly change B1. It can only return a result to A1. To accomplish what you want without a formula in B1 would require VBA programming, which seems to me (without more information about WHY you can't put a formula in B1) to be silly in this case. On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:41:03 -0800, "alMandragor" wrote: Example: A Formula in Cell A1 should do the following: 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? Please note that there is NO Formular in Cell B1, which is the cell to be modified... Thanks |
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