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Cell formatting
Is there a way that when I enter a date in one cell I can have something
automatically put into another cell. The automatic entery will always be the same. I am using Excel 2002 |
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Cell formatting
You could use a formula that will retrieve the value from that cell:
=a1 or ='Sheet 999'!a1 Or =if(a1="","",a1) =if('Sheet 999'!a1="","",'Sheet 999'!a1) to keep the formula from returning a 0 when the cell is empty. James O wrote: Is there a way that when I enter a date in one cell I can have something automatically put into another cell. The automatic entery will always be the same. I am using Excel 2002 -- Dave Peterson |
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