Hi There,

I have 2 columns. If A1=0, then I want 1 to be permamently added to the
value of B1.

Here's an explaination of what I'm trying to do:

A1 represents the amount of days between today's current date and the date
of which an employee was hired. If A1=0, that means the employee accrues a
vacation day. So I would need to add 1 to the current value of B1 (the
current number of vacation days an emplyee has). If A1="any number other
than 0", then nothing should be added to the value of B1.

Can this be done with a function, or does it have to be done with a macro?

Thanks for your help!

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Only formulas in B1 will change the value of B1. It is not possible for
functions in one cell to change values in another cell. If B1 must contain a
number, then the only way to change it is with a macro.

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Hi There,

I have 2 columns. If A1=0, then I want 1 to be permamently added to the
value of B1.

Here's an explaination of what I'm trying to do:

A1 represents the amount of days between today's current date and the date
of which an employee was hired. If A1=0, that means the employee accrues
a
vacation day. So I would need to add 1 to the current value of B1 (the
current number of vacation days an emplyee has). If A1="any number other
than 0", then nothing should be added to the value of B1.

Can this be done with a function, or does it have to be done with a macro?

Thanks for your help!

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