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![]() I have two sheets in one excel document. I need to pull a parts description from sheet 2 to sheet 1 only if sheet 2's part description has a numeric value for that part in a different cell on the same row. I am using the =If(IsNumber.. formula and it works in pasting the values. What I need is to know if the IsNumber is false, how do I move to the next line to check for a true value? In other words, I don't want to populate sheet 1 with a value unless it is a true statement. I want to consolidate my parts list onto sheet 1 by referencing the numeric value for that part on sheet 2. Here is the formula I have with the ? denoting the area I don't know. Seems I need a statement that will force the formula to try the next line but still paste into the original sheet1 cell until a value is returned true and then move to the next line. =IF(ISNUMBER('Sheet2'!G4:G46), 'Sheet2'!C4:C46, ?) Help? -Austin Configuration: Microsoft Excel 2007 |
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