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directing cell contents dependent on its value
How do i write a formula that will redirect a cell contents to one of two
cells. One for if its less than 36 and one if its over 36. I am using it as an electronic clockcard monitoring system and need to transfer a debit or a credit balance to the sheet for the next week. |
directing cell contents dependent on its value
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(A1),A136),A2,IF(AND(ISNUMBER(A1) ,A1<36),A3,0))
-- Regards Dave Hawley www.ozgrid.com "Debi" wrote in message ... How do i write a formula that will redirect a cell contents to one of two cells. One for if its less than 36 and one if its over 36. I am using it as an electronic clockcard monitoring system and need to transfer a debit or a credit balance to the sheet for the next week. |
directing cell contents dependent on its value
Hi,
Excel formula don't work like that they can't 'Push' values to another cell, all they can do is 'pull' values in. You have to put a formula in the cells where you want the values to appear. For example In b1 we can have the formula =IF(A1<100,A1,"") and in C1 =IF(A1=100,A1,"") So when we type 99 in a1 it appears in b1. If we type 100 in a1 it appears in C1 -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Debi" wrote: How do i write a formula that will redirect a cell contents to one of two cells. One for if its less than 36 and one if its over 36. I am using it as an electronic clockcard monitoring system and need to transfer a debit or a credit balance to the sheet for the next week. |
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