I am trying to write a formula looking at the last value of an number, and if
that
number equals a certain value, copy a different reference cell into a new
cell.

Example
A B C D E
32002.001 ACT A 3858233.29 =IF(A1.....) =IF(A1.....)
32002.002 ACT B 2864212.29

I AM TRYING TO WRITE A FORMULA THAT WILL ONLY LOOK AT THE LAST NUMBER OF THE
A COLUMN VALUE, AND IF THAT VALUE IS MET, WILL COPY THE VALUE FROM THE C
COLUMN INTO THE FORMULA CELL OR OTHERWISE LEAVE THE FORMULA CELL BLANK.

hi
formulas return values. they cannot perform actions like copy, delete, other.
my guess is that you are looking at a macro of some sort. rethink you
project and
repost.

regards
FSt1

"MIKE F" wrote:

I am trying to write a formula looking at the last value of an number, and if
that
number equals a certain value, copy a different reference cell into a new
cell.

Example
A B C D E
32002.001 ACT A 3858233.29 =IF(A1.....) =IF(A1.....)
32002.002 ACT B 2864212.29

I AM TRYING TO WRITE A FORMULA THAT WILL ONLY LOOK AT THE LAST NUMBER OF THE
A COLUMN VALUE, AND IF THAT VALUE IS MET, WILL COPY THE VALUE FROM THE C
COLUMN INTO THE FORMULA CELL OR OTHERWISE LEAVE THE FORMULA CELL BLANK.

If you mean the last digit in the cell in Column A then try in Column D:

=IF(RIGHT(A2)="1",D2,"")

I don't understand what you are trying to do in Column E

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"MIKE F" <MIKE wrote in message
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I am trying to write a formula looking at the last value of an number, and
if
that
number equals a certain value, copy a different reference cell into a new
cell.

Example
A B C D E
32002.001 ACT A 3858233.29 =IF(A1.....) =IF(A1.....)
32002.002 ACT B 2864212.29

I AM TRYING TO WRITE A FORMULA THAT WILL ONLY LOOK AT THE LAST NUMBER OF
THE
A COLUMN VALUE, AND IF THAT VALUE IS MET, WILL COPY THE VALUE FROM THE C
COLUMN INTO THE FORMULA CELL OR OTHERWISE LEAVE THE FORMULA CELL BLANK.

I just noticed that you want the value in Column C copied, change the D2
into C2

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"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
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If you mean the last digit in the cell in Column A then try in Column D:

=IF(RIGHT(A2)="1",D2,"")

I don't understand what you are trying to do in Column E

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"MIKE F" <MIKE wrote in message
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I am trying to write a formula looking at the last value of an number, and
if
that
number equals a certain value, copy a different reference cell into a new
cell.

Example
A B C D E
32002.001 ACT A 3858233.29 =IF(A1.....) =IF(A1.....)
32002.002 ACT B 2864212.29

I AM TRYING TO WRITE A FORMULA THAT WILL ONLY LOOK AT THE LAST NUMBER OF
THE
A COLUMN VALUE, AND IF THAT VALUE IS MET, WILL COPY THE VALUE FROM THE C
COLUMN INTO THE FORMULA CELL OR OTHERWISE LEAVE THE FORMULA CELL BLANK.

Thank you for your help. What I am doing in columns F thru N is the same
formula looking and a different ending number, 2,3..... The copy cell will
always be the same column.

What i have written is
=IF(RIGHT($A2)="1", $C2,"") IN COLUMN C IN THE EXAMPLE SHOWN
AND THEN IN THE NEXT COLUMN IT WOULD READ
=IF(RIGHT($A2)="2",$C2,"")

I NEED TO APPLY THIS FORMULA TO COLUMNS F THRU N IN MY ACTUAL WORKBOOK AND
ROWS 295 THRU 3559. AM I USING THE CORRECT SYMBOLS?

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

I just noticed that you want the value in Column C copied, change the D2
into C2

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HTH

Sandy
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"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
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If you mean the last digit in the cell in Column A then try in Column D:

=IF(RIGHT(A2)="1",D2,"") IN THE

I don't understand what you are trying to do in Column E

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"MIKE F" <MIKE wrote in message
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I am trying to write a formula looking at the last value of an number, and
if
that
number equals a certain value, copy a different reference cell into a new
cell.

Example
A B C D E
32002.001 ACT A 3858233.29 =IF(A1.....) =IF(A1.....)
32002.002 ACT B 2864212.29

I AM TRYING TO WRITE A FORMULA THAT WILL ONLY LOOK AT THE LAST NUMBER OF
THE
A COLUMN VALUE, AND IF THAT VALUE IS MET, WILL COPY THE VALUE FROM THE C
COLUMN INTO THE FORMULA CELL OR OTHERWISE LEAVE THE FORMULA CELL BLANK.

Yes that will work. An alternative in F2 would be:

=IF(--RIGHT($A2)=COLUMN()-5,$C2,"")

which can then be dragged to all other cells.

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"MIKE F" wrote in message
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Thank you for your help. What I am doing in columns F thru N is the same
formula looking and a different ending number, 2,3..... The copy cell
will
always be the same column.

What i have written is
=IF(RIGHT($A2)="1", $C2,"") IN COLUMN C IN THE EXAMPLE SHOWN
AND THEN IN THE NEXT COLUMN IT WOULD READ
=IF(RIGHT($A2)="2",$C2,"")

I NEED TO APPLY THIS FORMULA TO COLUMNS F THRU N IN MY ACTUAL WORKBOOK AND
ROWS 295 THRU 3559. AM I USING THE CORRECT SYMBOLS?

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

I just noticed that you want the value in Column C copied, change the D2
into C2

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HTH

Sandy
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"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
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If you mean the last digit in the cell in Column A then try in Column
D:

=IF(RIGHT(A2)="1",D2,"") IN THE

I don't understand what you are trying to do in Column E

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"MIKE F" <MIKE wrote in message
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I am trying to write a formula looking at the last value of an number,
and
if
that
number equals a certain value, copy a different reference cell into a
new
cell.

Example
A B C D
E
32002.001 ACT A 3858233.29 =IF(A1.....) =IF(A1.....)
32002.002 ACT B 2864212.29

I AM TRYING TO WRITE A FORMULA THAT WILL ONLY LOOK AT THE LAST NUMBER
OF
THE
A COLUMN VALUE, AND IF THAT VALUE IS MET, WILL COPY THE VALUE FROM THE
C
COLUMN INTO THE FORMULA CELL OR OTHERWISE LEAVE THE FORMULA CELL
BLANK.

Thank you so much for your help. It was much easier to write the correct
formula than to go through all 3500 individually.

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

Yes that will work. An alternative in F2 would be:

=IF(--RIGHT($A2)=COLUMN()-5,$C2,"")

which can then be dragged to all other cells.

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HTH

Sandy
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"MIKE F" wrote in message
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Thank you for your help. What I am doing in columns F thru N is the same
formula looking and a different ending number, 2,3..... The copy cell
will
always be the same column.

What i have written is
=IF(RIGHT($A2)="1", $C2,"") IN COLUMN C IN THE EXAMPLE SHOWN
AND THEN IN THE NEXT COLUMN IT WOULD READ
=IF(RIGHT($A2)="2",$C2,"")

I NEED TO APPLY THIS FORMULA TO COLUMNS F THRU N IN MY ACTUAL WORKBOOK AND
ROWS 295 THRU 3559. AM I USING THE CORRECT SYMBOLS?

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

I just noticed that you want the value in Column C copied, change the D2
into C2

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HTH

Sandy
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"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
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If you mean the last digit in the cell in Column A then try in Column
D:

=IF(RIGHT(A2)="1",D2,"") IN THE

I don't understand what you are trying to do in Column E

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"MIKE F" <MIKE wrote in message
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I am trying to write a formula looking at the last value of an number,
and
if
that
number equals a certain value, copy a different reference cell into a
new
cell.

Example
A B C D
E
32002.001 ACT A 3858233.29 =IF(A1.....) =IF(A1.....)
32002.002 ACT B 2864212.29

I AM TRYING TO WRITE A FORMULA THAT WILL ONLY LOOK AT THE LAST NUMBER
OF
THE
A COLUMN VALUE, AND IF THAT VALUE IS MET, WILL COPY THE VALUE FROM THE
C
COLUMN INTO THE FORMULA CELL OR OTHERWISE LEAVE THE FORMULA CELL
BLANK.

You are very welcome. I assume that you adjusted the formula to suit your
data because looking at it again I see that when I imported your data, *ACT
A* in Column B became split between Columns B & C so the formula does not
suit your data.

With the first formula in D2 then the formula should be:

=IF(--RIGHT($A2)=COLUMN()-3,$B2,"")

If there is any chance that you will insert a new column before column D
then the formula:

=IF(--RIGHT($A2)=COLUMN()-COLUMN($C$1),$B2,"")

Will guard against the formula having to be changed.

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"MIKE F" wrote in message
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Thank you so much for your help. It was much easier to write the correct
formula than to go through all 3500 individually.

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

Yes that will work. An alternative in F2 would be:

=IF(--RIGHT($A2)=COLUMN()-5,$C2,"")

which can then be dragged to all other cells.

--
HTH

Sandy
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"MIKE F" wrote in message
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Thank you for your help. What I am doing in columns F thru N is the
same
formula looking and a different ending number, 2,3..... The copy cell
will
always be the same column.

What i have written is
=IF(RIGHT($A2)="1", $C2,"") IN COLUMN C IN THE EXAMPLE SHOWN
AND THEN IN THE NEXT COLUMN IT WOULD READ
=IF(RIGHT($A2)="2",$C2,"")

I NEED TO APPLY THIS FORMULA TO COLUMNS F THRU N IN MY ACTUAL WORKBOOK
AND
ROWS 295 THRU 3559. AM I USING THE CORRECT SYMBOLS?

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

I just noticed that you want the value in Column C copied, change the
D2
into C2

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HTH

Sandy
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"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
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If you mean the last digit in the cell in Column A then try in
Column
D:

=IF(RIGHT(A2)="1",D2,"") IN THE

I don't understand what you are trying to do in Column E

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"MIKE F" <MIKE wrote in message
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I am trying to write a formula looking at the last value of an
number,
and
if
that
number equals a certain value, copy a different reference cell into
a
new
cell.

Example
A B C D
E
32002.001 ACT A 3858233.29 =IF(A1.....) =IF(A1.....)
32002.002 ACT B 2864212.29

I AM TRYING TO WRITE A FORMULA THAT WILL ONLY LOOK AT THE LAST
NUMBER
OF
THE
A COLUMN VALUE, AND IF THAT VALUE IS MET, WILL COPY THE VALUE FROM
THE
C
COLUMN INTO THE FORMULA CELL OR OTHERWISE LEAVE THE FORMULA CELL
BLANK.