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![]() How can I get my Excel 2002 spreadsheet to process proper 'if then' style commands? I've tried to work this out using =if() but to no avail. E.G. Cell A1 contains a total. If the results of calculation X in B1 meet a specific criteria, I want Cell A1 to equal A1+10 i.e. basically I want to write =If(B1=10,A1=A1+10,0) I don't want to put an =if() statement in A1, since there needs to be more than one of the above 'if then' style statements applied at various points. I'm aware that I can't set a cell to have its own value plus x, but I hope the logic of what I'd like to do is clear! Any thoughts? Cheers, Baldy -- BaldySlaphead ------------------------------------------------------------------------ BaldySlaphead's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1260 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=524743 |
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