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Formulas '=IF'
Hi all, I hope someone can help me here. I'm reasonably proficient with
Excel but this has got me beaten! I've taken over as Treasurer to a small club and am in the process of computerising the manual ledgers into Excel. The format of my spreadsheet is such that Column F is for a numeric group code, 1, 2 3 etc; and Row 5 is home to the same codes as column sub-headers, 1 Subscriptions, 2 Collection etc. . I'd like a spreadsheet where if I enter an amount in one of three cells then that amount is automatically written to another cell. For example, where F14 is the code and L5 is the sub-header, I'd like L14 to show whatever is entered into one of H14, I14 or J14. I've got as far as '=IF(F14=L5' It all goes wrong from then-on, my efforts from that point being rejected or not working at all ! Despite a great deal of book reading and searching the 'excel help' section I'm at a loss! Can someone please help? Thanks Chris |
Formulas '=IF'
Is it a number to be entered
=if(F14=L5,Sum(H14:J14),0) or a text string =If(F14=L4,trim(H14&I14&J15),"") -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Montmorency" wrote in message ... Hi all, I hope someone can help me here. I'm reasonably proficient with Excel but this has got me beaten! I've taken over as Treasurer to a small club and am in the process of computerising the manual ledgers into Excel. The format of my spreadsheet is such that Column F is for a numeric group code, 1, 2 3 etc; and Row 5 is home to the same codes as column sub-headers, 1 Subscriptions, 2 Collection etc. . I'd like a spreadsheet where if I enter an amount in one of three cells then that amount is automatically written to another cell. For example, where F14 is the code and L5 is the sub-header, I'd like L14 to show whatever is entered into one of H14, I14 or J14. I've got as far as '=IF(F14=L5' It all goes wrong from then-on, my efforts from that point being rejected or not working at all ! Despite a great deal of book reading and searching the 'excel help' section I'm at a loss! Can someone please help? Thanks Chris |
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