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This is basically what I am trying to do from cell A2;
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You can't set a cell from another cell.
Use this in A3 =IF(A1=1,2,99) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "RMar10" wrote in message ... This is basically what I am trying to do from cell A2; =IF(A1=1, Cell A3=2, Cell A3=99) |
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I use that same cell (A3) for the 'Cell Link' in a drop down list. I can't
put a equation in it. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can't set a cell from another cell. Use this in A3 =IF(A1=1,2,99) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "RMar10" wrote in message ... This is basically what I am trying to do from cell A2; =IF(A1=1, Cell A3=2, Cell A3=99) |
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Hi,
If A3 is the cell link for your dropdown list, why do you need to coerce it to read 99 if A1=1? Dave "RMar10" wrote: I use that same cell (A3) for the 'Cell Link' in a drop down list. I can't put a equation in it. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can't set a cell from another cell. Use this in A3 =IF(A1=1,2,99) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "RMar10" wrote in message ... This is basically what I am trying to do from cell A2; =IF(A1=1, Cell A3=2, Cell A3=99) |
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If another condition exists, I need to override what was manually selected
from the dropdown list. "Dave Curtis" wrote: Hi, If A3 is the cell link for your dropdown list, why do you need to coerce it to read 99 if A1=1? Dave "RMar10" wrote: I use that same cell (A3) for the 'Cell Link' in a drop down list. I can't put a equation in it. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can't set a cell from another cell. Use this in A3 =IF(A1=1,2,99) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "RMar10" wrote in message ... This is basically what I am trying to do from cell A2; =IF(A1=1, Cell A3=2, Cell A3=99) |
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Always do that in a separate cell and use that cell for further processing.
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "RMar10" wrote in message ... If another condition exists, I need to override what was manually selected from the dropdown list. "Dave Curtis" wrote: Hi, If A3 is the cell link for your dropdown list, why do you need to coerce it to read 99 if A1=1? Dave "RMar10" wrote: I use that same cell (A3) for the 'Cell Link' in a drop down list. I can't put a equation in it. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can't set a cell from another cell. Use this in A3 =IF(A1=1,2,99) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "RMar10" wrote in message ... This is basically what I am trying to do from cell A2; =IF(A1=1, Cell A3=2, Cell A3=99) |
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