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Function can not read cell value properly without enter
I am using an "if" function to compare two cells and the result is a
value from a third cell if true and nothing if false. No problems with this function till I copy and paste special a value into the B7 cell. =IF($B7=$L$5,$E7,) It computes the result if the value in B7 is an alphanumeric value (example "T5") but not if the value is numeric (example "5"). To get the numeric value to work, I must click on the B7 cell and press enter. I use an function in the cell I copy the values from; reason for using paste special. Thoughts? Ken |
Function can not read cell value properly without enter
The formula whose values you're copying into B7 is probably *not* a true XL
number. A formula, something like this, would duplicate the problem you're having: =If(A10,"25",B1) Where the 25 is not truly a numeric value. -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === wrote in message ... I am using an "if" function to compare two cells and the result is a value from a third cell if true and nothing if false. No problems with this function till I copy and paste special a value into the B7 cell. =IF($B7=$L$5,$E7,) It computes the result if the value in B7 is an alphanumeric value (example "T5") but not if the value is numeric (example "5"). To get the numeric value to work, I must click on the B7 cell and press enter. I use an function in the cell I copy the values from; reason for using paste special. Thoughts? Ken |
Function can not read cell value properly without enter
Try changing to
=IF($B7&""=$L$5&"",$E7,) " wrote: I am using an "if" function to compare two cells and the result is a value from a third cell if true and nothing if false. No problems with this function till I copy and paste special a value into the B7 cell. =IF($B7=$L$5,$E7,) It computes the result if the value in B7 is an alphanumeric value (example "T5") but not if the value is numeric (example "5"). To get the numeric value to work, I must click on the B7 cell and press enter. I use an function in the cell I copy the values from; reason for using paste special. Thoughts? Ken |
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