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Syntax for running a macro from an =IF function?
Hi,
I want to run a macro that simply moves data from one row to an area of the worksheet that keeps track of completed items. What I need is a statement that does something like this: =IF(b1="",do nothing, run move macro). How do I tell the =IF function to run the macro? This seems to be a pretty easy thing to go yet the Help does not address it. Thanks, Bob |
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