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![]() Hello, I am haveing a problem using the IF(ISERROR function. can anyone help I am loading data with code. so i want to make it as generic as possible. I have on 1 sheet, named cells with a checkbox in them. on another sheet i want to put an x in a cell if the checkbox is checked. but not ever cell will have an associated checkbox. so I am thinking of using the IF(ISERROR function. The basic formula is: =IF(Job_design,"X","") Job_design being a named cell with T/F. and there are other named cells loaded at runtime I have tried the following IF(ISERROR(Job_design,"X",""),"X",(Job_design,"X", "")) and IF(ISERROR(Job_design),"X",(Job_design,"X","")) I am trying to say, If there is a Job_design then do the formula (Job_design,"X",""). If there is not a job_design, just put an X. can anyone help thanks |
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=IF(ISERROR(Job_Design),"X",(Job_Design))
-- Best wishes, Jim "Greg" wrote: Hello, I am haveing a problem using the IF(ISERROR function. can anyone help I am loading data with code. so i want to make it as generic as possible. I have on 1 sheet, named cells with a checkbox in them. on another sheet i want to put an x in a cell if the checkbox is checked. but not ever cell will have an associated checkbox. so I am thinking of using the IF(ISERROR function. The basic formula is: =IF(Job_design,"X","") Job_design being a named cell with T/F. and there are other named cells loaded at runtime I have tried the following IF(ISERROR(Job_design,"X",""),"X",(Job_design,"X", "")) and IF(ISERROR(Job_design),"X",(Job_design,"X","")) I am trying to say, If there is a Job_design then do the formula (Job_design,"X",""). If there is not a job_design, just put an X. can anyone help thanks |
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=IF(ISERROR(IF(Job_design,"X","")),"X",IF(Job_desi gn,"X",""))
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Greg" wrote in message ... Hello, I am haveing a problem using the IF(ISERROR function. can anyone help I am loading data with code. so i want to make it as generic as possible. I have on 1 sheet, named cells with a checkbox in them. on another sheet i want to put an x in a cell if the checkbox is checked. but not ever cell will have an associated checkbox. so I am thinking of using the IF(ISERROR function. The basic formula is: =IF(Job_design,"X","") Job_design being a named cell with T/F. and there are other named cells loaded at runtime I have tried the following IF(ISERROR(Job_design,"X",""),"X",(Job_design,"X", "")) and IF(ISERROR(Job_design),"X",(Job_design,"X","")) I am trying to say, If there is a Job_design then do the formula (Job_design,"X",""). If there is not a job_design, just put an X. can anyone help thanks |
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