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Change Cell Content
Excel 2007
I would like to create a formula that changes the content of a cell; If C10 = House than A36 should read Add $10.00/Sq', if C10 = Net than A36 should read Add $10.50/Sq' |
Change Cell Content
In A36, enter:
=IF(C10="House","Add $10.00/Sq","Add $10.50/Sq") -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200839 "George" wrote: Excel 2007 I would like to create a formula that changes the content of a cell; If C10 = House than A36 should read Add $10.00/Sq', if C10 = Net than A36 should read Add $10.50/Sq' |
Change Cell Content
Put this in A36...
=IF(C10="House","Add $10.00/Sq'",IF(C10="Net","Add $10.50/Sq'","")) Note that the above formula leaves A36 "blank" if C10 has something else in it besides "House" or "Net" (that is what the "" at the end does). -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "George" wrote in message ... Excel 2007 I would like to create a formula that changes the content of a cell; If C10 = House than A36 should read Add $10.00/Sq', if C10 = Net than A36 should read Add $10.50/Sq' |
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