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Hello,
I'm trying to write in a formula whereby i'm referencing 2 cells. A1: Containing a pre-entered number and A2 containing a Y or N. If A2 = Y I need the formula to be A1/60 THEN the number displayed to be the answer to that formula. If A2 =N then I need the cell to remain blank. Am messing it up as the best I can get is the cell to display the text A1/60 rather than the answer to the formula. Help appreciated! Amy |
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=IF(A2="Y",A1/60,"") In article , Amy wrote: Hello, I'm trying to write in a formula whereby i'm referencing 2 cells. A1: Containing a pre-entered number and A2 containing a Y or N. If A2 = Y I need the formula to be A1/60 THEN the number displayed to be the answer to that formula. If A2 =N then I need the cell to remain blank. Am messing it up as the best I can get is the cell to display the text A1/60 rather than the answer to the formula. Help appreciated! Amy |
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