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Is it possible to create this statement in excel: if a1 is color "red", then a3=a1, if not then a3=a2. Thanks, Ray |
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Can you use the condition that makes a1 go red?
for instance you enter in a3 .......... =if(a1<0,a1,a2) -- Greetings from New Zealand "RayNDM83" wrote in message ... Hi, Is it possible to create this statement in excel: if a1 is color "red", then a3=a1, if not then a3=a2. Thanks, Ray |
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![]() Hi Bill, No, a user will highlight cell a1 or a2 for me and i need to pick the hightlighted cell and copy it to a3. Thank you for taking time on this. Ray "Bill Kuunders" wrote: Can you use the condition that makes a1 go red? for instance you enter in a3 .......... =if(a1<0,a1,a2) -- Greetings from New Zealand "RayNDM83" wrote in message ... Hi, Is it possible to create this statement in excel: if a1 is color "red", then a3=a1, if not then a3=a2. Thanks, Ray |
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