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Hello,
I have an excel file with multiple sheets, here are the colum headings from sheet 1, B C D E F Date Amt Desc Category Total What I want to do on sheet 2 is check for value "Y" in the Desc column on sheet 1, if the value ="Y" then report the value in the Date column on sheet 1. I obtained this by using a simple =IF(Sheet1!D:D="Y", Sheet1!B:B) function, but I only want to see the values that are = to "Y", when I populate the if function, I get values for each row. In other words I only want it to report the date column if the Desc column = Y. Does this make sense? |
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