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How can I get the following done in Excel 2000:

If cell G9 = "N/A" then cell G10 and G11 also = "N/A"


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On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 14:54:55 -0500, "Hank" wrote:

How can I get the following done in Excel 2000:

If cell G9 = "N/A" then cell G10 and G11 also = "N/A"


Thanks


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Place the same formula in G10 and G11

=IF(G9="N/A",G9,"whatever")

Substitute the "whatever" with the value you want showing if G9 doe
not equal "N/A

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