Hi,

I have this formula and i''' try to explain how i want it to work. Am usinh
two worksheets one called Senate 1 and the other called Senate 2.

=IF(AND('Senate 1'!K10="",'Senate 2'!S1040),"",IF('Senate 1'!K10="",'Senate
1'!K8,'Senate 2'!S10))

The formula is thus explained:

Senate 1K10 is blank meaning the student did not register for the course and
so should take or register for the course in the second year, the same course
appears this time in cell S10 of Senate 2. it means two blanks for a single
course which is wrong and or should not be. If the student then registers and
passes the course in the second year then the pass score is entered into
Senate 2S10.

'Senate 1'!K10="", is blank

'Senate 2'!S1040, Checks if Senate 2 S10 is 40 or more

'Senate 1'!K8, the course code which should show up in column AL10


'Senate 2'!S10, if the student registers, sit for the exam and passes or
fails, the score should be entered into Senate 2S10

now S10 is the gamble here so to speak, either of these conditions could
exist a PASS (i.e 40), a FAIL (i.e <40), an "ABS", (the student registers
but is ABS at the exam, ABS is actually entered in cell S10).

What i require is have the formula not record neither the PASS, FAIL or the
ABS in column AL10.

Thanks Guys


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