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I am linking one cell in worksheet B with a cell in worksheet A. I want the
cell in worksheet B to display an X if the cell in worksheet A has Oct-09 in it. In worksheet A, I have formatted the cell so that it says Oct-09 when I type in 10/2009. However, when I click on that cell in the function line at the top it displays 10/1/2009 instead of 10/2009. (I can't figure out how to change it so that it says 10/2009. Any suggestions?) In worksheet B, the function I have to get an X in that cell is: =IF('Worksheet A'!M6="Oct-09","X") The cell displays False instead of X. Also, when I change the "Oct-09" to 10/1/2009 it still says False. Please help. |
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