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Adding Cell to the left
R57 may or may not contain a #
If R57 contains a number I want to add the value of the cell to the left of R57 so Q57 to the value of anothercell..lets say S57 So for example Lets say R57 is 10 I want to add Q57(5) to the value in S57 (3) to make T57 = 8 any ideas how? Thanks |
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