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If you want remove to appear in C1, then the formula goes in C1. Without
using VBA, you can't have data populate a completely different cell based on a separate cell (without it's own formula). -- John C "TFMR" wrote: Thanks its working. If I put formula in C2 and "Remove" returns in C1 "John C" wrote: Shorter formula: =IF(AND(B2=start,B2=B1),"Remove",0) -- John C "TFMR" wrote: Dear All, I want the following formula:- First the formula check wether B2 = Start if no then 0 if yes then check wether B2=B1 if no then 0 otherwise C1 = "Remove" Thanks & Regards |
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