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new formula after condition met
First of all, Merry Christmas to everyone
I´ll Try to explain my problem with an example. I use this simple formula down the column E to solve my problem (TEMPORARILY): E10 =IF(D10-D$1=245;"OIL CHANGE";"") After condition met i have to change that formula manually. Assuming that D19-D1=249, I will have to insert in cell E20 =IF(D20-D$19=245;"OIL CHANGE";"") So, AFTER each oil change, i need to CHANGE the locked cell. I guess i need a macro for this one, but then again maybe not :) Thanks everyone |
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new formula after condition met
Salut Vincent,
As long as you type in cell E1 "OIL CHANGE" ... you can use starting in cell E2 the following formula ... =IF(AND((D2-(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(SUMPRODUCT(MAX((ROW($E$1:E1))*($ E$1:E1=$E $1))),4,2)))=245),E1=""),"OIL CHANGE","") HTH |
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