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In many ways an alternative to my prior post about ranges with spaces, I'm
hoping this is easier. I want to take a number of If statements, all of which return a text string, "Sample" for example, if true or nothing if not and have them generate a list. I then want to put that list in order into cells on the spreadsheet. So in layman's language (I know it's not VBA...) If A1 = 1 Then Add "Sample" to list If A2 = 5 Then Add "Example" to list Place the list in Cells B1:B2 in the order they appear above. It's so simple when written like that but the adding to list and placing in spreadsheet components defeat me. Advice welcome. Andy |
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