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=IF(Info!B14<"",Info!B14,IF(Info!B15<"",Info!B15 ,IF(Info!B16<"",Info!B16,"")))I'm
trying to create an if statement, that if a certain cell is blank, it will automatically pull from the next cell down, and so on. The only problem is that I can't figure out, how to prevent it from pulling from the same cell twice. Below is a sample of the formula I'm using. =IF(Info!B14<"",Info!B14,IF(Info!B15<"",Info!B15 ,IF(Info!B16<"",Info!B16,""))) -- Scott |
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=INDEX(b:b,MATCH("zzzzz",b:b)) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Scott" wrote in message ... =IF(Info!B14<"",Info!B14,IF(Info!B15<"",Info!B15 ,IF(Info!B16<"",Info!B16,"")))I'm trying to create an if statement, that if a certain cell is blank, it will automatically pull from the next cell down, and so on. The only problem is that I can't figure out, how to prevent it from pulling from the same cell twice. Below is a sample of the formula I'm using. =IF(Info!B14<"",Info!B14,IF(Info!B15<"",Info!B15 ,IF(Info!B16<"",Info!B16,""))) -- Scott |
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