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If cell (A) = a predetermined value then cell (B) = x. A simple if
statement,but, I want cell (B) to act as a latch. Once cell (A) has switched cell (B) to X I want cell (B) to stay in that condition even if the value of cell (A) changes from the predetermined value. i.e. I want cell (B) to behave like a latch, once it has been switched on it stays on regardless. Can you help. Kind regards -- KenH |
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