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How do I get the following formula to work as a user defined function.
=if(a1=9,(b1+1),b1) and paste the result in cell c1 It would then have to work in row 2, 3 etc referering to those rows. Thank you, Esther |
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why do you want a UDF for this?. will slow down your Excel sheet and won't be much simpler? Just copy this formula down -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "EstherJ" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... How do I get the following formula to work as a user defined function. =if(a1=9,(b1+1),b1) and paste the result in cell c1 It would then have to work in row 2, 3 etc referering to those rows. Thank you, Esther |
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I have been copying down the formulas and then copying and pasting the
value, but I'm doing this for 4 columns of formulas over about 2000 rows. I was looking for an easier solution as I have to recalculate the coumns sometimes. Thanks, Esther "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi why do you want a UDF for this?. will slow down your Excel sheet and won't be much simpler? Just copy this formula down -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "EstherJ" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... How do I get the following formula to work as a user defined function. =if(a1=9,(b1+1),b1) and paste the result in cell c1 It would then have to work in row 2, 3 etc referering to those rows. Thank you, Esther |
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a UDF has to be copied in the same way. You may consider using a macro inserting the formulas but normally copy/paste should be easier. e.g. - insert the formula in the first row - double click on the lower right corner of this formula cell. Excel should copy the formula for all rows automatically -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany EstherJ wrote: I have been copying down the formulas and then copying and pasting the value, but I'm doing this for 4 columns of formulas over about 2000 rows. I was looking for an easier solution as I have to recalculate the coumns sometimes. Thanks, Esther "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi why do you want a UDF for this?. will slow down your Excel sheet and won't be much simpler? Just copy this formula down -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "EstherJ" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... How do I get the following formula to work as a user defined function. =if(a1=9,(b1+1),b1) and paste the result in cell c1 It would then have to work in row 2, 3 etc referering to those rows. Thank you, Esther |
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