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set second cell value based on formula in first cell?
How do I set a cell value based on a formula in another cell?
=IF(D4="P.B.A.",G8,0) ,This works to set the value in the cell the formula is in, say cell A1. I would like to have this formula reside in cell A1 but set the value in cell A2 to (G8,0). Also it would be helpful if I could lock cell A2 based on a False condition from this formula in cell A1. Thanks Gary |
set second cell value based on formula in first cell?
(G8,0) is not a valid excel formula, but it is a valid string.
Worksheet functions can only return values. The returned value is displayed in the cell containing the formula. Formulas can not direcly effect the value of other cells but they can be refered to by those cells. In order to give an answer you can use you really need to explain the problem some more. /m http://www.aminaahamed.com |
set second cell value based on formula in first cell?
I have a cell (A2) that I would like to be forced to .0000 or preferably a
blank display if another cell (D4) does not contain the string P.B.A.. The cell (A2) that I am trying to force to .0000 (or blank) is a cell that if the cell (D4) does display P.B.A. then the user can input numeric data into it. I would Also like to lock cell (A2) to restrict input if cell (D4) does not display P.B.A. Cell (A2) could contain the formula if this would permit user input into it with out affecting the formula. Is there a way to lock or hide the formula? The data in cell (D4) is selected from a list via data validation. (this works OK.) Gary The data in cell (A2) is used by another cell with an IF statement (this works OK.) " wrote: (G8,0) is not a valid excel formula, but it is a valid string. Worksheet functions can only return values. The returned value is displayed in the cell containing the formula. Formulas can not direcly effect the value of other cells but they can be refered to by those cells. In order to give an answer you can use you really need to explain the problem some more. /m http://www.aminaahamed.com |
set second cell value based on formula in first cell?
try some thing like:
sub Test1() Activesheet.Unprotect Password:="ABC" With Range("A2") If Range("D4")<"P.B.A." then .Value = "" .Locked = True Else .Locked = False End if End With Activesheet.Protect Password:="ABC" End Sub "dingy101" wrote: I have a cell (A2) that I would like to be forced to .0000 or preferably a blank display if another cell (D4) does not contain the string P.B.A.. The cell (A2) that I am trying to force to .0000 (or blank) is a cell that if the cell (D4) does display P.B.A. then the user can input numeric data into it. I would Also like to lock cell (A2) to restrict input if cell (D4) does not display P.B.A. Cell (A2) could contain the formula if this would permit user input into it with out affecting the formula. Is there a way to lock or hide the formula? The data in cell (D4) is selected from a list via data validation. (this works OK.) Gary The data in cell (A2) is used by another cell with an IF statement (this works OK.) " wrote: (G8,0) is not a valid excel formula, but it is a valid string. Worksheet functions can only return values. The returned value is displayed in the cell containing the formula. Formulas can not direcly effect the value of other cells but they can be refered to by those cells. In order to give an answer you can use you really need to explain the problem some more. /m http://www.aminaahamed.com |
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