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I have Excel 2000. I would like to do this without macros.
Column F is "Pace", written as mm:ss. Column G is "Miles", written with no decimals. Both of these columns are the result of other formulas. Example: F4 G4 Pace Miles 08:51 5 I would like to place the "Pace" value in a row of cells that corresponds to the number of "Miles". In the above example, the "Pace" of 08:51, would be in cells H4 - L4. Any and all help on this is gratefully accepted. ~fla |
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If you want H4:L4 to be the same as the pace that's in F4, enter the
following formula in H4: =$F$4 Format it the same as F4, and copy it across to L4. Regards, Fred. "flarunner" wrote in message ... I have Excel 2000. I would like to do this without macros. Column F is "Pace", written as mm:ss. Column G is "Miles", written with no decimals. Both of these columns are the result of other formulas. Example: F4 G4 Pace Miles 08:51 5 I would like to place the "Pace" value in a row of cells that corresponds to the number of "Miles". In the above example, the "Pace" of 08:51, would be in cells H4 - L4. Any and all help on this is gratefully accepted. ~fla |
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Thanks Fred, but I don't want to have to do it manually. I want Excel to
place the "Pace" in the row of cells the same number as the number of "Miles". So, if "Miles" on Monday is 5, I want 5 cells filled with "08:51". On Tuesday if the "Miles" is 4, I want 4 cells filled with that "Pace" which is "09:03", and so on. ~fla "Fred Smith" wrote: If you want H4:L4 to be the same as the pace that's in F4, enter the following formula in H4: =$F$4 Format it the same as F4, and copy it across to L4. Regards, Fred. "flarunner" wrote in message ... I have Excel 2000. I would like to do this without macros. Column F is "Pace", written as mm:ss. Column G is "Miles", written with no decimals. Both of these columns are the result of other formulas. Example: F4 G4 Pace Miles 08:51 5 I would like to place the "Pace" value in a row of cells that corresponds to the number of "Miles". In the above example, the "Pace" of 08:51, would be in cells H4 - L4. Any and all help on this is gratefully accepted. ~fla |
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Well, you're going to have to use either a macro or formulas. You'll have to
choose which one. To do it with formulas, you can use something like: h4: =if(column(h4)<$g4+8,$f4,"") and copy this across and down your table. Regards, Fred. "flarunner" wrote in message ... Thanks Fred, but I don't want to have to do it manually. I want Excel to place the "Pace" in the row of cells the same number as the number of "Miles". So, if "Miles" on Monday is 5, I want 5 cells filled with "08:51". On Tuesday if the "Miles" is 4, I want 4 cells filled with that "Pace" which is "09:03", and so on. ~fla "Fred Smith" wrote: If you want H4:L4 to be the same as the pace that's in F4, enter the following formula in H4: =$F$4 Format it the same as F4, and copy it across to L4. Regards, Fred. "flarunner" wrote in message ... I have Excel 2000. I would like to do this without macros. Column F is "Pace", written as mm:ss. Column G is "Miles", written with no decimals. Both of these columns are the result of other formulas. Example: F4 G4 Pace Miles 08:51 5 I would like to place the "Pace" value in a row of cells that corresponds to the number of "Miles". In the above example, the "Pace" of 08:51, would be in cells H4 - L4. Any and all help on this is gratefully accepted. ~fla |
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Thank you Mr. Smith. That is exactly what I wanted.
"Fred Smith" wrote: Well, you're going to have to use either a macro or formulas. You'll have to choose which one. To do it with formulas, you can use something like: h4: =if(column(h4)<$g4+8,$f4,"") and copy this across and down your table. Regards, Fred. "flarunner" wrote in message ... Thanks Fred, but I don't want to have to do it manually. I want Excel to place the "Pace" in the row of cells the same number as the number of "Miles". So, if "Miles" on Monday is 5, I want 5 cells filled with "08:51". On Tuesday if the "Miles" is 4, I want 4 cells filled with that "Pace" which is "09:03", and so on. ~fla "Fred Smith" wrote: If you want H4:L4 to be the same as the pace that's in F4, enter the following formula in H4: =$F$4 Format it the same as F4, and copy it across to L4. Regards, Fred. "flarunner" wrote in message ... I have Excel 2000. I would like to do this without macros. Column F is "Pace", written as mm:ss. Column G is "Miles", written with no decimals. Both of these columns are the result of other formulas. Example: F4 G4 Pace Miles 08:51 5 I would like to place the "Pace" value in a row of cells that corresponds to the number of "Miles". In the above example, the "Pace" of 08:51, would be in cells H4 - L4. Any and all help on this is gratefully accepted. ~fla |
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