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![]() Here is my example, I have 10 categories on a spreadsheet I will call YTD. The spreadsheet is part of a workbook which is a full report generated each month. The YTD spreadsheet is referenced by other worksheets in the same workbook. On another worksheet (let's call that one MTD) I have some values that will be used to increase some of the the YTD values. Here is the action. The cells in YTD are fixed location since they are referenced by other worksheets. If I have a value in the MTD that should be added to a value in the YTD, I want to do so otherwise don't disturb the value that already exists in the YTD field. I tried your suggested solution before and even though it seemed to work, I got unpredictable results (maybe because the worksheet was protected). Any thoughts, Shane? Smitty "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, Suppose post this month is in cell D1 and last months number is in C1 then where you want this running number(s), row 2 enter the following formula =IF(D1="",C1,D1) With a little more detail we might have other suggestions, like show us what your data looks like and the result you want to see. If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane DEvenshire "Smitty" wrote: I am trying to find a way to ignore the contents of a cell if a certain condition exists. For example, when building a YTD report, if I have nothing to post this month I want to keep the vale I had at the end of last month. Can anyone tell me how I might do that? |
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