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Good morning,
I have cells A1 and B1. Cell A1 has a value "APPLE" and a define name "APPLE1", and Cell B1 has a numeric value 1. Is it possible to write a formula to use define name vs. regular cell reference (A1)? For example, if a value in Cell B1 is 0, use regular cell reference (A1); if a value in Cell B1 is not 0, us define name "APPLE1" for Cell A1. I want to have the value ("APPLE") in Cell A1 stays the same. Can it be done through Define Name area (Insert|Name|Define)? Thanks. |
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I'm *really* not clear on what you're asking, but perhaps:
=IF(B1=0, A1, INDIRECT(A1 & B1)) so if B1=2, the formula refers to the defined cell APPLE2 soIn article , AccessHelp wrote: Good morning, I have cells A1 and B1. Cell A1 has a value "APPLE" and a define name "APPLE1", and Cell B1 has a numeric value 1. Is it possible to write a formula to use define name vs. regular cell reference (A1)? For example, if a value in Cell B1 is 0, use regular cell reference (A1); if a value in Cell B1 is not 0, us define name "APPLE1" for Cell A1. I want to have the value ("APPLE") in Cell A1 stays the same. Can it be done through Define Name area (Insert|Name|Define)? Thanks. |
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Hi JE,
Thanks for your response. I was wondering whether I can hide the define name of Cell A1 and use the regular cell reference "A1" (instead of Define Name) when there is a zero value in Cell B1. On the other hand, if the value in B1 is not 0, then unhide/use the define name in Cell A1. I hope that helps. Thanks. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: I'm *really* not clear on what you're asking, but perhaps: =IF(B1=0, A1, INDIRECT(A1 & B1)) so if B1=2, the formula refers to the defined cell APPLE2 soIn article , AccessHelp wrote: Good morning, I have cells A1 and B1. Cell A1 has a value "APPLE" and a define name "APPLE1", and Cell B1 has a numeric value 1. Is it possible to write a formula to use define name vs. regular cell reference (A1)? For example, if a value in Cell B1 is 0, use regular cell reference (A1); if a value in Cell B1 is not 0, us define name "APPLE1" for Cell A1. I want to have the value ("APPLE") in Cell A1 stays the same. Can it be done through Define Name area (Insert|Name|Define)? Thanks. |
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