I cannot remember how, I think I did it before, to add a goto to an IF
statement. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

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If this is a cell formula, there's no meaning for goto. Only results are
returned in cells. Actions are not taken. If this is a macro question, post
back.

What's all that stuff about the most votes? This isn't a democracy. :)
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I cannot remember how, I think I did it before, to add a goto to an IF
statement. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

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Hi Earl,
What I am trying to do is create a function (or macro if possible, I haven't
done one in years) that will basically say when someone is filling out a
request... 'IF Yes to being a member then jump a couple of rows and then
complete the rest of the information'..is this possible or should I just give
up and create another spreadsheet? =)
Thanks,
Colleen

"Earl Kiosterud" wrote:

If this is a cell formula, there's no meaning for goto. Only results are
returned in cells. Actions are not taken. If this is a macro question, post
back.

What's all that stuff about the most votes? This isn't a democracy. :)
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Earl Kiosterud
www.smokeylake.com

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I cannot remember how, I think I did it before, to add a goto to an IF
statement. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

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Colleen,

I don't think I have a clear enough picture of what's going on to give much
of an answer. It sounds as if you need a worksheet_change macro to watch
that cell, and if "Yes" is entered, move the selected cell to the new
location two rows down.
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Earl Kiosterud
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Hi Earl,
What I am trying to do is create a function (or macro if possible, I
haven't
done one in years) that will basically say when someone is filling out a
request... 'IF Yes to being a member then jump a couple of rows and then
complete the rest of the information'..is this possible or should I just
give
up and create another spreadsheet? =)
Thanks,
Colleen

"Earl Kiosterud" wrote:

If this is a cell formula, there's no meaning for goto. Only results are
returned in cells. Actions are not taken. If this is a macro question,
post
back.

What's all that stuff about the most votes? This isn't a democracy. :)
--
Earl Kiosterud
www.smokeylake.com

"=\" wrote in message
...
I cannot remember how, I think I did it before, to add a goto to an IF
statement. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

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