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I want to be able to out from one cell to multiple cells i.e. something like
in cell B: =IF(<condition,output some text to cells A B, "") the problem with turning this around (in the 'normal' spreadsheet manner) is that a condition in cell A woulld involve a large number of cells (i.e. hundreds) in a row but when the condition is in cell B is is far simpler. This must be a common problem but I cannot see a 'simple' solution. Thanks in advance. Kevin |
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You are not clear, give a (reduced) example.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "k_d_w" wrote in message ... I want to be able to out from one cell to multiple cells i.e. something like in cell B: =IF(<condition,output some text to cells A B, "") the problem with turning this around (in the 'normal' spreadsheet manner) is that a condition in cell A woulld involve a large number of cells (i.e. hundreds) in a row but when the condition is in cell B is is far simpler. This must be a common problem but I cannot see a 'simple' solution. Thanks in advance. Kevin |
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