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Dear Excel(lent) users,
I am processing the following: When a certain incident is logged, I want to know how many times it 'hops' (no reason to go into details what bounces means). I have the following columns: Column A Date of entry Column B Date of closure Column C Date how many times it hops Column D Yes/No validation field to indicated it hopped If an incident hops I have to enter the number of hops. Now In Column D, I want the spreadsheet to automatically fill in Yes or No. The condition is that B should be filled and C should be 0. If that is the case D should have no and if C is higher than 0 yes should be filled. If B is not filled, nothing should be done. Please be aware that I have entered a validation list on Column D, so that whenever you press on a field in D, you get to choose either yes or no. I came up with this: =IF(AND(B2<"";C2=0);"No";IF(C20;"Yes")) But it does not work. Please help me. -- ** Fool on the hill ** |
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Try =IF(B2<1,"",IF(C20,"Yes","No"))
But why use a validation when you are using a formula? best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Jaydubs" wrote in message ... Dear Excel(lent) users, I am processing the following: When a certain incident is logged, I want to know how many times it 'hops' (no reason to go into details what bounces means). I have the following columns: Column A Date of entry Column B Date of closure Column C Date how many times it hops Column D Yes/No validation field to indicated it hopped If an incident hops I have to enter the number of hops. Now In Column D, I want the spreadsheet to automatically fill in Yes or No. The condition is that B should be filled and C should be 0. If that is the case D should have no and if C is higher than 0 yes should be filled. If B is not filled, nothing should be done. Please be aware that I have entered a validation list on Column D, so that whenever you press on a field in D, you get to choose either yes or no. I came up with this: =IF(AND(B2<"";C2=0);"No";IF(C20;"Yes")) But it does not work. Please help me. -- ** Fool on the hill ** |
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Thanks Bernard,
Yes indeed,... excel(lent) point !! (about the validation) Merci !! -- ** Fool on the hill ** "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Try =IF(B2<1,"",IF(C20,"Yes","No")) But why use a validation when you are using a formula? best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Jaydubs" wrote in message ... Dear Excel(lent) users, I am processing the following: When a certain incident is logged, I want to know how many times it 'hops' (no reason to go into details what bounces means). I have the following columns: Column A Date of entry Column B Date of closure Column C Date how many times it hops Column D Yes/No validation field to indicated it hopped If an incident hops I have to enter the number of hops. Now In Column D, I want the spreadsheet to automatically fill in Yes or No. The condition is that B should be filled and C should be 0. If that is the case D should have no and if C is higher than 0 yes should be filled. If B is not filled, nothing should be done. Please be aware that I have entered a validation list on Column D, so that whenever you press on a field in D, you get to choose either yes or no. I came up with this: =IF(AND(B2<"";C2=0);"No";IF(C20;"Yes")) But it does not work. Please help me. -- ** Fool on the hill ** |
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