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how do I copy and paste data with a formula?
I need to create a formula that when an "x" is put in chosen cell, certain
information is copied and pasted into new worksheet Report. So far I have created; =if(a1:a100="x", This works to activate formula, but how do I copy and paste particular data inside this formula? Phil |
how do I copy and paste data with a formula?
What are you doing if X is in the cell? You don't use a formula to "paste".
But you could use Find and replace (Ctrl+H) to replace "x" with something else. Or, if that "particular data" is in column C, perhaps your formula should read (and be copied down): =if(a1="x",c1,"WhatYouWantIfItDoesn'tEqualX") ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "ptaylorneedshelp" wrote in message ... I need to create a formula that when an "x" is put in chosen cell, certain information is copied and pasted into new worksheet Report. So far I have created; =if(a1:a100="x", This works to activate formula, but how do I copy and paste particular data inside this formula? Phil |
how do I copy and paste data with a formula?
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-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "ptaylorneedshelp" wrote in message ... I need to create a formula that when an "x" is put in chosen cell, certain information is copied and pasted into new worksheet Report. So far I have created; =if(a1:a100="x", This works to activate formula, but how do I copy and paste particular data inside this formula? Phil |
how do I copy and paste data with a formula?
Anne,
Lets say I have "info" in cells A1:E1 in worksheet 1 (New or different info expanding downward) column F1 is my "x" column. When I put an "x" in any cell in Column F I want to transfer the data from CORRESPONDING 1-5 cells in that same numbered row from Worksheet 1 to likewise cells on Worksheet 2 is this possible? or am I not approaching the formula correctly? Phil "Anne Troy" wrote: What are you doing if X is in the cell? You don't use a formula to "paste". But you could use Find and replace (Ctrl+H) to replace "x" with something else. Or, if that "particular data" is in column C, perhaps your formula should read (and be copied down): =if(a1="x",c1,"WhatYouWantIfItDoesn'tEqualX") ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "ptaylorneedshelp" wrote in message ... I need to create a formula that when an "x" is put in chosen cell, certain information is copied and pasted into new worksheet Report. So far I have created; =if(a1:a100="x", This works to activate formula, but how do I copy and paste particular data inside this formula? Phil |
how do I copy and paste data with a formula?
"Duplicating" data like this isn't the way I'd go about it, but you could
use IF statements. The problem is, how many cells on sheet1 will you be returning to sheet 2? You'll have to do something like =if(sheet1!f2="x",sheet1!a2,"") Changing the formula for each row/column. What are you wanting to see? Why not instead put the X's in and do an autofilter? ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "ptaylorneedshelp" wrote in message ... Anne, Lets say I have "info" in cells A1:E1 in worksheet 1 (New or different info expanding downward) column F1 is my "x" column. When I put an "x" in any cell in Column F I want to transfer the data from CORRESPONDING 1-5 cells in that same numbered row from Worksheet 1 to likewise cells on Worksheet 2 is this possible? or am I not approaching the formula correctly? Phil "Anne Troy" wrote: What are you doing if X is in the cell? You don't use a formula to "paste". But you could use Find and replace (Ctrl+H) to replace "x" with something else. Or, if that "particular data" is in column C, perhaps your formula should read (and be copied down): =if(a1="x",c1,"WhatYouWantIfItDoesn'tEqualX") ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "ptaylorneedshelp" wrote in message ... I need to create a formula that when an "x" is put in chosen cell, certain information is copied and pasted into new worksheet Report. So far I have created; =if(a1:a100="x", This works to activate formula, but how do I copy and paste particular data inside this formula? Phil |
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