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I'm not sure if this is "do-able" but would
appreciate some advise. Worksheet has three columns with data validation for the user to answer Yes or no to question posed. I have been asked to make a small change: Add to the list for the first column "Yes to all" along with "Yes" and "No". So, if user answers "Yes" to all" I want the next two columns to automatically default to "Yes" from blank. I tried using: =If(E6=AZ2,AZ1) But I get an error. AZ1 = Yes AZ2 = Yes to All AZ3 = No E6 is my first cell in my first column. I was attempting to put the formula in F6. Can anyone offer some suggestions? |
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On Aug 24, 4:31*pm, Opal wrote:
I'm not sure if this is "do-able" but would appreciate some advise. Worksheet has three columns with data validation for the user to answer Yes or no *to question posed. *I have been asked to make a small change: Add to the list for the first column "Yes to all" along with "Yes" and "No". So, if user answers "Yes" to all" I want the next two columns to automatically default to "Yes" from blank. *I tried using: =If(E6=AZ2,AZ1) But I get an error. AZ1 = Yes AZ2 = Yes to All AZ3 = No E6 is my first cell in my first column. I was attempting to put the formula in F6. Can anyone offer some suggestions? What if you put =IF(E6="Yes to all","Yes",0) |
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