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Is there any way to make a nested IF Function where one of the options is to
input your own value? Or, similarly, can the false value for an IF Function be your own input? Thank you for the help...I appreciate it. |
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No, if you allow user entry to a cell containing a formula, the entry
will overwrite the formula. You could allow data entry into another cell, and have your IF formula pick the data from there in the false clause. Here's an example: =IF(B1="",A1,B1) This checks B1 to see if it is not blank and if so it will return the value from there (User entry), otherwise it will pick up the value from A1. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 3, 2:10*pm, Egirl wrote: Is there any way to make a nested IF Function where one of the options is to input your own value? *Or, similarly, can the false value for an IF Function be your own input? Thank you for the help...I appreciate it. |
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