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If I have a test in cell A1:
=if(TEST,let cell C1="MESSAGE1",let cell C1="MESSAGE2") Note the cell with the if-condition in it is not the one that will contain either MESSAGE1 or MESSAGE2 The reason is to let the user only enter a value in C1 once a value was entered into B1. MESSAGE1 wold be something to the extent of "First select the type in B1". This is to overwrite the user's entry into C1. |
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