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Simple formula please?
Can any one tell me how to do the following please? If there is an X in a
cell then take the value from the previous column. ie. if D3 is not null (has the x in it) then take the cost from C3. Im trying to keep a running total of expenditure and have all the prices in one column and put an X in the next column when its been paid for. thanks lots |
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Simple formula please?
=IF(D3="x",C3,"")
but this cannot be in calls C3 or CD3 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "englishrose4719" wrote in message ... Can any one tell me how to do the following please? If there is an X in a cell then take the value from the previous column. ie. if D3 is not null (has the x in it) then take the cost from C3. Im trying to keep a running total of expenditure and have all the prices in one column and put an X in the next column when its been paid for. thanks lots |
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Simple formula please?
I believe this is what you are looking for:
=IF(D3="x",C3,"") -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "englishrose4719" wrote: Can any one tell me how to do the following please? If there is an X in a cell then take the value from the previous column. ie. if D3 is not null (has the x in it) then take the cost from C3. Im trying to keep a running total of expenditure and have all the prices in one column and put an X in the next column when its been paid for. thanks lots |
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Simple formula please?
Thanks Luke, it sort of worked! For some reason the formula has made two
rows merge and go grey! any ideas?! "englishrose4719" wrote: Can any one tell me how to do the following please? If there is an X in a cell then take the value from the previous column. ie. if D3 is not null (has the x in it) then take the cost from C3. Im trying to keep a running total of expenditure and have all the prices in one column and put an X in the next column when its been paid for. thanks lots |
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Simple formula please?
thanks Luke, it sort of worked! For some reason the formula has merged two
rows and gone grey! any ideas? ER "englishrose4719" wrote: Can any one tell me how to do the following please? If there is an X in a cell then take the value from the previous column. ie. if D3 is not null (has the x in it) then take the cost from C3. Im trying to keep a running total of expenditure and have all the prices in one column and put an X in the next column when its been paid for. thanks lots |
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Simple formula please?
That is very...odd, to say the least.
Does the cell with the formula have some type of data validation on it? Or, do you have a macro that is perhaps running in the background? In short, I am very confused. Simply inputting a formula is not capable of causing cells to merge. So, I'm thinking there must be else something going on, perhaps in the bakground undetected. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "englishrose4719" wrote: thanks Luke, it sort of worked! For some reason the formula has merged two rows and gone grey! any ideas? ER "englishrose4719" wrote: Can any one tell me how to do the following please? If there is an X in a cell then take the value from the previous column. ie. if D3 is not null (has the x in it) then take the cost from C3. Im trying to keep a running total of expenditure and have all the prices in one column and put an X in the next column when its been paid for. thanks lots |
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Simple formula please?
Cracked it thank you! When I checked, the merge cells box was ticked (dunno
why cos it was a brand new spreadsheet) cant explain the highlight either but at least the formula is working fine. Thank you so much - its easy when you know what youre doing! ta. "Luke M" wrote: That is very...odd, to say the least. Does the cell with the formula have some type of data validation on it? Or, do you have a macro that is perhaps running in the background? In short, I am very confused. Simply inputting a formula is not capable of causing cells to merge. So, I'm thinking there must be else something going on, perhaps in the bakground undetected. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "englishrose4719" wrote: thanks Luke, it sort of worked! For some reason the formula has merged two rows and gone grey! any ideas? ER "englishrose4719" wrote: Can any one tell me how to do the following please? If there is an X in a cell then take the value from the previous column. ie. if D3 is not null (has the x in it) then take the cost from C3. Im trying to keep a running total of expenditure and have all the prices in one column and put an X in the next column when its been paid for. thanks lots |
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