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Excel If statememnts
I have the following function in an Excel spreadsheet. How can I change it
to delete a row instead of just printing No? I am thinking of how I use the ALt key and arrows to get to the Edit menu and delte row option. =IF(A4<A5,"No",IF(AND(B4=B5),"Yes","No")) Thanks in advance. Michael Lucas |
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