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Click in the cell in which you want to have the number 39 appear if R3 is
equal or greter then X3. =if(R3=X3,39,0) The part after 39, is the Else part meaning the part that should be executed if R3 is less than X3. I have coded it to put a zero. You can change that based on your logic. "Connie Martin" wrote: If R3 is equal to or greater than X3, then put "39". 39 is simply a code. Thank you Connie |
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