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Just to point out the difference, if A2=A1, Fred's would put an X, while
mine would put X Y You didn't specify what you wanted in this situation (or if that was something that could happen). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ... =Trim(if($A$1=Row(),"X","") & " " & if($A$2=row(),"Y","")) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ed wrote in message ... Thanks all for your quick replies! All solutions worked out great. Now, suppose I expand on this. In Cell A2, it indicates the day which is an OFF DAY. Then, depending on the value of A2, I want to mark a "Y" on one of the cells from B1 to B31. How would I combine the solution from before with this one? Can I do something like this? B1: =IF($A$1=ROW(), "X","") or IF($B$1=ROW(), "Y","") |
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