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I have 2 columns labeled "Code" and "Name". I want to create a link based on
the following criteria: If cell B9 contains the code R, display the name in cell C9 in cell x within the same worksheet. Does that make sense? Any help would be appreciated!! |
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Not sure what a circular reference has to do with this. =IF(B9="R",C9,"")
Enter this formula in the cell for which you want the value of C9 to appear if B9 = R. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "katencoresl" wrote: I have 2 columns labeled "Code" and "Name". I want to create a link based on the following criteria: If cell B9 contains the code R, display the name in cell C9 in cell x within the same worksheet. Does that make sense? Any help would be appreciated!! |
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Thanks, Dave. Obviously I don't know what I'm talking about! Please bear
with me! I need to expand on this formula: If there is an "R" in cells B9:B22, E9:E22, H9:H22, K9:K22, N9:N22, Q9:Q22, T9:T22, or W9:W22, then display each name found in the cell to the right of the "R" in cells a42:a70 sequentially. HELP?! "Dave F" wrote: Not sure what a circular reference has to do with this. =IF(B9="R",C9,"") Enter this formula in the cell for which you want the value of C9 to appear if B9 = R. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "katencoresl" wrote: I have 2 columns labeled "Code" and "Name". I want to create a link based on the following criteria: If cell B9 contains the code R, display the name in cell C9 in cell x within the same worksheet. Does that make sense? Any help would be appreciated!! |
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In D9 enter this formula
=IF(B9="R",C9) But you may want to trap for C9 having no value. =IF(AND(B9="R",(C9<"")),C9,"conditions not met") Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 10:16:00 -0800, katencoresl wrote: I have 2 columns labeled "Code" and "Name". I want to create a link based on the following criteria: If cell B9 contains the code R, display the name in cell C9 in cell x within the same worksheet. Does that make sense? Any help would be appreciated!! |
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No problem.
I'm not sure what you're asking with the new question though? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "katencoresl" wrote: Thanks, Dave. Obviously I don't know what I'm talking about! Please bear with me! I need to expand on this formula: If there is an "R" in cells B9:B22, E9:E22, H9:H22, K9:K22, N9:N22, Q9:Q22, T9:T22, or W9:W22, then display each name found in the cell to the right of the "R" in cells a42:a70 sequentially. HELP?! "Dave F" wrote: Not sure what a circular reference has to do with this. =IF(B9="R",C9,"") Enter this formula in the cell for which you want the value of C9 to appear if B9 = R. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "katencoresl" wrote: I have 2 columns labeled "Code" and "Name". I want to create a link based on the following criteria: If cell B9 contains the code R, display the name in cell C9 in cell x within the same worksheet. Does that make sense? Any help would be appreciated!! |
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