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Sheet 1 B7 a Sheet 1 B8 b Sheet 2 B2 formula to be entered Enter =IF(a="enter the word you are looking for",b8,"") This will give you the value in B8 if it B7 contains the word you want. If not, it will return Null or nothing. If you want it to return "Not Found" for example, the formula would be =IF(a="enter the word you are looking for",b8,"Not Found") "Becky" wrote: I have a 2 sheet workbook. If cell 'sheet1 b7' has a certain word typed into it I want 'sheet2 b2' to return the value in 'sheet 1 b8'. Can I do this? How? Thanx |
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