Synax for two IF conditions in VBA
 

The expression
=if(D2=D1,C1,"")

fills in the contents of cell C2, with the value if C1.
WHAT is the syntax in VBA for filling-in C2 with C1's
value IF D2-D1, AND E2=E1?

Thanks!

Steven Rosenberg

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Synax for two IF conditions in VBA
 

Steven,

Try something like

If (Range("D1").Value = Range("D2").Value) And _
(Range("E1").Value = Range("E2").Value) Then
Range("C2").Value = Range("C1").Value
Else
' do nothing
End If


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
www.cpearson.com


"Steven Rosenberg" wrote in message
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The expression
=if(D2=D1,C1,"")

fills in the contents of cell C2, with the value if C1.
WHAT is the syntax in VBA for filling-in C2 with C1's
value IF D2-D1, AND E2=E1?

Thanks!

Steven Rosenberg

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Synax for two IF conditions in VBA
 

Chip Pearson provided a VBA programming solution because you posted in
the . . . programming newsgroup. Did you want

=IF(AND(D1=D2,E1=E2),C1,"")

If so, a similar question in the future might best be posted to the
....worksheet.functions newsgroup.

Alan
Beban

Steven Rosenberg wrote:
The expression
=if(D2=D1,C1,"")

fills in the contents of cell C2, with the value if C1.
WHAT is the syntax in VBA for filling-in C2 with C1's
value IF D2-D1, AND E2=E1?

Thanks!

Steven Rosenberg

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Synax for two IF conditions in VBA
 

Thanks for your help. The first proposal looks more like a macro than
formula; I'll try it, since that was my original hope, several weeks
ago.

The Worksheet function group? A URL?

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Mr. Pearson:

Thanks your your answer. But how do I make that code
work all the way down a column?

Steven Rosenberg

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