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I have 2 worksheets in a file; the first is titled "Schedule", the second is
titled "Master". On the second work sheet I need a function that says, in
effect, "if cell B10 in worksheet Schedule is marked with an x then take the
words written in cell A10 and populate them into this field".

I appreciate any help you can offer.
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Hi Brian
Would something like this work for you ?
=IF(Schedule!B10="X",Schedule!A10,"").
This will copy what is in Schedule!A10 if B10 has a X
HTH
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I have 2 worksheets in a file; the first is titled "Schedule", the second
is
titled "Master". On the second work sheet I need a function that says, in
effect, "if cell B10 in worksheet Schedule is marked with an x then take
the
words written in cell A10 and populate them into this field".

I appreciate any help you can offer.
--
Bwick


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John - that worked! Thanks you so much. However, when it transfered the
info it removed the borders on the cells in the "Master" sheet. Any thoughts
on that?

Thanks again.
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Bwick


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Hi Brian
Would something like this work for you ?
=IF(Schedule!B10="X",Schedule!A10,"").
This will copy what is in Schedule!A10 if B10 has a X
HTH
John
"Brian" wrote in message
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I have 2 worksheets in a file; the first is titled "Schedule", the second
is
titled "Master". On the second work sheet I need a function that says, in
effect, "if cell B10 in worksheet Schedule is marked with an x then take
the
words written in cell A10 and populate them into this field".

I appreciate any help you can offer.
--
Bwick



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Hi Brian
Sorry no idea, I tried it in excel and can't reproduce that problem.
Will leave the question to the expert.
What version of excel are you using?
Are those cells formatted in colour?
Just question that comes to mind.
Wait and see if someone else as the answer.
Good luck
John
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John - that worked! Thanks you so much. However, when it transfered the
info it removed the borders on the cells in the "Master" sheet. Any
thoughts
on that?

Thanks again.
--
Bwick


"John" wrote:

Hi Brian
Would something like this work for you ?
=IF(Schedule!B10="X",Schedule!A10,"").
This will copy what is in Schedule!A10 if B10 has a X
HTH
John
"Brian" wrote in message
...
I have 2 worksheets in a file; the first is titled "Schedule", the
second
is
titled "Master". On the second work sheet I need a function that says,
in
effect, "if cell B10 in worksheet Schedule is marked with an x then
take
the
words written in cell A10 and populate them into this field".

I appreciate any help you can offer.
--
Bwick




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It's very kind of you to help. Thanks a lot.
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"John" wrote:

Hi Brian
Sorry no idea, I tried it in excel and can't reproduce that problem.
Will leave the question to the expert.
What version of excel are you using?
Are those cells formatted in colour?
Just question that comes to mind.
Wait and see if someone else as the answer.
Good luck
John
"Brian" wrote in message
...
John - that worked! Thanks you so much. However, when it transfered the
info it removed the borders on the cells in the "Master" sheet. Any
thoughts
on that?

Thanks again.
--
Bwick


"John" wrote:

Hi Brian
Would something like this work for you ?
=IF(Schedule!B10="X",Schedule!A10,"").
This will copy what is in Schedule!A10 if B10 has a X
HTH
John
"Brian" wrote in message
...
I have 2 worksheets in a file; the first is titled "Schedule", the
second
is
titled "Master". On the second work sheet I need a function that says,
in
effect, "if cell B10 in worksheet Schedule is marked with an x then
take
the
words written in cell A10 and populate them into this field".

I appreciate any help you can offer.
--
Bwick




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