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Conditonal Format
I have one cell which u can choose 3 options out on 1 of them being Done and
i want to make another cell respond to done by changing it to done aswell but i want to be able to put a date in thereif the logical question is wrong e.g. =IF($B$23="Done",$C$24="Done") Whats wrong with this? |
Conditonal Format
=IF($B$23="Done",$C$24="Done")
Whats wrong with this? Based on your formula it looks like you want this to appear in C24. Enter this formula in C24: =IF($B$23="Done","Done",DATE(year,month,day)) Fill in the date parameters to suit. For example, for the date 7/4/2008: =IF($B$23="Done","Done",DATE(2008,7,4)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "TxcPhtm" wrote in message ... I have one cell which u can choose 3 options out on 1 of them being Done and i want to make another cell respond to done by changing it to done aswell but i want to be able to put a date in thereif the logical question is wrong e.g. =IF($B$23="Done",$C$24="Done") Whats wrong with this? |
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