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Thanks for the response. As a beginner, Pauls response was less intimidating
and solved the problem so I didnt actually get to try your solution out but i appreciate your response "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Here is some code. I have made it a bit more forgiving in terms of how yes or no appear... if trim(ucase(range("A10").Value)) = "YES" then range("A12").Value = "Good" elseif trim(ucase(range("A10").Value)) = "NO" range("A12").Value = "Bad" else range("A12").Value = "" end if Another option would be as select case statement Select Case Trim(ucase(range("A10").Value)) Case "YES" Range("A12").Value = "Good" Case "NO" Range("A12").Value = "Bad" Case else Range("A12").Value = "" End Select -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "dave caizley" wrote: I'm fairly new to Macros so this may seem very simple to you. I basically want to run a nested statement if A10="Yes" then type "Good" in cell A12, if A10="No" then type "Bad" in A12 else a blank cell. I know I can do it as a formula but I would prefer this to be incorporated into an existing macro. Thanks in anticipation |
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