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I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I
want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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Put what?
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Julie" wrote in message ... I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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try this formula
=IF(Sheet2!C30<0,A10,A11) this assume that your cell A10 and A11 are in Sheet1 and that there is always a postitive or negative value in C30 of sheet2 HTH -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button below Thank You cheers, francis "Julie" wrote: I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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In Sheet1, A10:
=IF(Sheet2!C300,1,"") In Sheet1, A11: =IF(Sheet2!C30<0,1,"") -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Julie" wrote in message ... I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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Put the value of C30 into the appropriate cell.
Sorry "Don Guillett" wrote: Put what? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Julie" wrote in message ... I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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Just a slight amendment to Niek's suggestion, then:
In Sheet1, A10: =IF(Sheet2!C30=0,Sheet2!C30,"") In Sheet1, A11: =IF(Sheet2!C30<0,Sheet2!C30,"") Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 7, 5:04*pm, Julie wrote: Put the value of C30 into the appropriate cell. Sorry "Don Guillett" wrote: Put what? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Julie" wrote in message ... I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. *On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. *I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? *I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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I think what Julie needs is this
In Sheet1, A10: =IF(Sheet2!C30<0,Sheet2!C30,"") In Sheet1, A11: =IF(Sheet2!C300,Sheet2!C30,"") "Niek Otten" wrote: In Sheet1, A10: =IF(Sheet2!C300,1,"") In Sheet1, A11: =IF(Sheet2!C30<0,1,"") -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Julie" wrote in message ... I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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try this formula
In A10, place this =IF(Sheet2!C3<=0,Sheet2!C3,"is postitive") In A11, place this =IF(Sheet2!C3=0,Sheet2!C3,"is negative") HTH -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button below Thank You cheers, francis "Julie" wrote: Put the value of C30 into the appropriate cell. Sorry "Don Guillett" wrote: Put what? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Julie" wrote in message ... I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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Hi,
In A11 on sheet1 =IF(Sheet2!C30<0,Sheet2!C30,"") in A10 of sheet1 =IF(A11="",Sheet2!C30,"") If you range name C30 to T then you can avoid the sheet references and your formulas become: =IF(T<0,T,"") and =IF(A11="",T,"") -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Julie" wrote in message ... I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR HELP. IT WORKED :-) I so appreciate it!
"Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, In A11 on sheet1 =IF(Sheet2!C30<0,Sheet2!C30,"") in A10 of sheet1 =IF(A11="",Sheet2!C30,"") If you range name C30 to T then you can avoid the sheet references and your formulas become: =IF(T<0,T,"") and =IF(A11="",T,"") -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Julie" wrote in message ... I am currently working in a spreadsheet with two tabs. On the first tab I want to have a formula that essentially says "If cell C30 on tab 2 is negative" put in Cell A10 on tab 1 but "If cell C30 on tab 2 is positive" put in Cell A11 tab 1. I am not sure how to write the formula but I know there has to be a way! Can anyone help me? I would so appreciate the help. Thank you!! |
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