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Would anyone be able to offer advise on how to do the following?
Need to be able to paste a formula =IF(COUNTBLANK(C12:H12)<6,"Y","") into a range in a worksheet ("B12:B161") - obviously each row that it goes down to the formula would be slightly different, e.g. Row 13 would mean the formula would change to reflect C13:H13. The only problem is that I don't want Excel to paste this formula in if any of the cells in the range contain a "N" or "No" so I would want it to loop through the cells copying and pasting the formulas in each cell (within the range) where they don't contain the "N" or "No". As always your advise and time is really appreciated. Many Thanks - Al Mackay ( ) |
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