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I want the message "Inventory is below minimum" when a calculated field falls
below a certain number. Is it possible to have this message appear in the cell next to the number and stay there until the number is changed to be greater than the minimum? |
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=IF(A1<10,"Inventory is below minimum","")
Adjust to suit "TaylorLeigh" wrote: I want the message "Inventory is below minimum" when a calculated field falls below a certain number. Is it possible to have this message appear in the cell next to the number and stay there until the number is changed to be greater than the minimum? |
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That works. Can I have two if/then statements. One below 15 and one below 10?
Thanks, "Teethless mama" wrote: =IF(A1<10,"Inventory is below minimum","") Adjust to suit "TaylorLeigh" wrote: I want the message "Inventory is below minimum" when a calculated field falls below a certain number. Is it possible to have this message appear in the cell next to the number and stay there until the number is changed to be greater than the minimum? |
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