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I would like to be able to enter a number into a cell and then have that
number automatically change to a different number. Example: I would like to be able to enter 1000 in cell A2 and then have $15.09 be visible instead. Is this possible? I have tried using =IF(A2<1500,15.09,"") in the Formula Is option of the Conditional Formatting option, however, it does not work. Please advice. Thanks. |
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If you let the user enter 1000 in cell A2, it will blow away any formula you
put in there. Far better to put the formula in a different cell. If you absolutely must have the cell over-ridden, then you will have to use a worksheet event change macro. See http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/event.htm#case -- Gary''s Student "BrainFart" wrote: I would like to be able to enter a number into a cell and then have that number automatically change to a different number. Example: I would like to be able to enter 1000 in cell A2 and then have $15.09 be visible instead. Is this possible? I have tried using =IF(A2<1500,15.09,"") in the Formula Is option of the Conditional Formatting option, however, it does not work. Please advice. Thanks. |
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