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![]() I have two columns in a worksheet, one for £ and one for $. There maybe a value both columns or in just one of the two. If there is a valu in each column, I want to leave them alone, but where there is a value in the $ column but not in the £ column I want to apply a rate (say 1.7) and vice versa. So I _dont__want a function in column b to say =A1*1.7 as that will be applied to all values. The range that the code should be applied to is A3:end of columns and B3:end of columns (to allow for headings). Is it possible to do this in code?? The Function works but changes some values that were set at different rates, and I dont want these changed. Struggling a bit here, so any assistance would be great! -- QuickLearner ------------------------------------------------------------------------ QuickLearner's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=35483 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=559830 |
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