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![]() In an excel spreadsheet I have text in a cell and numbers in other cells in same row. I want to create a couple of formulas the first being that in cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the number "1" the other being that if cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the entire row I'm not sure how to create this formula whether it would be something like a =what if or =if |
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Explain what "bring forward" means.
Also I think you have a typo because you used A2 twice with "open" returning different results. For the first formula maybe in A3 enter =IF(A2="open",1,"") Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 11:49:04 -0800, denise wrote: In an excel spreadsheet I have text in a cell and numbers in other cells in same row. I want to create a couple of formulas the first being that in cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the number "1" the other being that if cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the entire row I'm not sure how to create this formula whether it would be something like a =what if or =if |
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Thank you that answered the first part of my question, which brings up
another question. In the spreadsheet , with several rows of data, you have a column that lists status i.e. open, closed or pending. Can you change that formula to give you the total number of rows that have "open", "closed" or "pending" status? by bring forward I just mean produce an answer to the formula. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Explain what "bring forward" means. Also I think you have a typo because you used A2 twice with "open" returning different results. For the first formula maybe in A3 enter =IF(A2="open",1,"") Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 11:49:04 -0800, denise wrote: In an excel spreadsheet I have text in a cell and numbers in other cells in same row. I want to create a couple of formulas the first being that in cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the number "1" the other being that if cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the entire row I'm not sure how to create this formula whether it would be something like a =what if or =if |
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Hi Denise,
Try this, Assuming your open, closed and pending column is C In J1 put open In J2 put closed In J3 put pending In K1 put =COUNTIF(C:C,J1) and drag it down to K3 You will need to adjust ranges and cells to suit your sheet. Is that the sort of thing you are looking for? HTH Martin "denise" wrote in message ... Thank you that answered the first part of my question, which brings up another question. In the spreadsheet , with several rows of data, you have a column that lists status i.e. open, closed or pending. Can you change that formula to give you the total number of rows that have "open", "closed" or "pending" status? by bring forward I just mean produce an answer to the formula. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Explain what "bring forward" means. Also I think you have a typo because you used A2 twice with "open" returning different results. For the first formula maybe in A3 enter =IF(A2="open",1,"") Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 11:49:04 -0800, denise wrote: In an excel spreadsheet I have text in a cell and numbers in other cells in same row. I want to create a couple of formulas the first being that in cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the number "1" the other being that if cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the entire row I'm not sure how to create this formula whether it would be something like a =what if or =if |
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yes, thank you both very much for your help ;-)
"MartinW" wrote: Hi Denise, Try this, Assuming your open, closed and pending column is C In J1 put open In J2 put closed In J3 put pending In K1 put =COUNTIF(C:C,J1) and drag it down to K3 You will need to adjust ranges and cells to suit your sheet. Is that the sort of thing you are looking for? HTH Martin "denise" wrote in message ... Thank you that answered the first part of my question, which brings up another question. In the spreadsheet , with several rows of data, you have a column that lists status i.e. open, closed or pending. Can you change that formula to give you the total number of rows that have "open", "closed" or "pending" status? by bring forward I just mean produce an answer to the formula. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Explain what "bring forward" means. Also I think you have a typo because you used A2 twice with "open" returning different results. For the first formula maybe in A3 enter =IF(A2="open",1,"") Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 11:49:04 -0800, denise wrote: In an excel spreadsheet I have text in a cell and numbers in other cells in same row. I want to create a couple of formulas the first being that in cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the number "1" the other being that if cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the entire row I'm not sure how to create this formula whether it would be something like a =what if or =if |
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Your welcome, Denise
Regards Martin "denise" wrote in message ... yes, thank you both very much for your help ;-) "MartinW" wrote: Hi Denise, Try this, Assuming your open, closed and pending column is C In J1 put open In J2 put closed In J3 put pending In K1 put =COUNTIF(C:C,J1) and drag it down to K3 You will need to adjust ranges and cells to suit your sheet. Is that the sort of thing you are looking for? HTH Martin "denise" wrote in message ... Thank you that answered the first part of my question, which brings up another question. In the spreadsheet , with several rows of data, you have a column that lists status i.e. open, closed or pending. Can you change that formula to give you the total number of rows that have "open", "closed" or "pending" status? by bring forward I just mean produce an answer to the formula. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Explain what "bring forward" means. Also I think you have a typo because you used A2 twice with "open" returning different results. For the first formula maybe in A3 enter =IF(A2="open",1,"") Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 11:49:04 -0800, denise wrote: In an excel spreadsheet I have text in a cell and numbers in other cells in same row. I want to create a couple of formulas the first being that in cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the number "1" the other being that if cell A2 says "open" then bring forward the entire row I'm not sure how to create this formula whether it would be something like a =what if or =if |
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