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Hi, I need to pull a value from one sheet to another. I want the value to
populate in a new worksheet as is, but if the value is zero i need it to read N/A. How can I do this? an If statement? Thank you! |
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Melanie,
You don't give much detail but this may point you in the right direction:- =IF(Sheet2!A1<0,Sheet2!A1,"N/A") Mike "Melanie" wrote: Hi, I need to pull a value from one sheet to another. I want the value to populate in a new worksheet as is, but if the value is zero i need it to read N/A. How can I do this? an If statement? Thank you! |
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On Dec 27, 8:10*am, Mike H wrote:
Melanie, You don't give much detail but this may point you in the right direction:- =IF(Sheet2!A1<0,Sheet2!A1,"N/A") Mike "Melanie" wrote: Hi, *I need to pull a value from one sheet to another. *I want the value to populate in a new worksheet as is, but if the value is zero i need it to read N/A. How can I do this? *an If statement? Thank you!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Additionally, you don't have to use the <0 like Mike's formula. You can use: =IF(Sheet2!A1=0,"N/A",Sheet2!A1). It just depends on the logic you want to employ. |
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Thank you for the help! I used a close version to this formula and finally
was able to get it to work Thank you for your help! "Noob Jedi" wrote: On Dec 27, 8:10 am, Mike H wrote: Melanie, You don't give much detail but this may point you in the right direction:- =IF(Sheet2!A1<0,Sheet2!A1,"N/A") Mike "Melanie" wrote: Hi, I need to pull a value from one sheet to another. I want the value to populate in a new worksheet as is, but if the value is zero i need it to read N/A. How can I do this? an If statement? Thank you!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Additionally, you don't have to use the <0 like Mike's formula. You can use: =IF(Sheet2!A1=0,"N/A",Sheet2!A1). It just depends on the logic you want to employ. |
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