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Capturing data using a formula
So what you are saying is to do it this way:
=IF(MB41!B9:B120=B5,MB41!A9:A120) What I am wanting is: If the text in MB41 B9 through B120 is the same as B5 then put the text that is in MB41 A9 through A120 into cell A5 with a slash/ in between. Is this correct -- Thank you, JR "EdMac" wrote: You are approaching the problem the back to front. What you need is =If(condition1,do this,if not do this). If you want to meet more than one condition then =If(and(condition1,condition2,......),do this,if not do this) Hope this helps Ed -- EdMac ------------------------------------------------------------------------ EdMac's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30736 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=508920 |
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