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I have 13 rows in Column D that are populated with a formula that looks at
F31. Formula returns a null value if criteria are not met, returns proper value if criteria is met. that is working fine. I did not know how to manipulate that formula to do this next step. I have tried and tried. I need 13 rows in Column F to look at and do two different things. First, I need rows F5 thru F14 to return a value after comparing J17 to K17; IF <= it must be zero, but only if corresponding row in Column D is populated. Otherwise, I need it to not show at all (null?) IF = return value in cell in Column F. Each row in F will have different value I will assign in Formula. But again, only if same row in D has a value. If a different row has a value, it needs to populate that row (cell) in Column F. e.g.if D5 has a value, F5 will have a 0 or value, and F6 thru F14 will now show a value. I truly hope this explains what I hope someone can help me with... Marilyn -- The generosity of your knowledge is greatly appreciated. |