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I have an If statement that reads '=IF(B2="Y","","=B1").
This function is repeated many times, referencing a different cell each time in the spreadsheet. At the moment the text '=B1' (or equivalent) is entered into the cell if the function returns False. How do I alter the If statement so that the information in cell B1 (not the reference point) is inserted each time the function returns False. -- Thank you, Colin. |
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