How to correctly write a cross-sheet "IF" formula in Excel
I am trying to write a formula that will copy a cell or group of cells from
one sheet to another based on a null value. Here is the formula I am trying... =IF(FAIR!M6"","",FAIR!A6,IF(FAIR!N6"","",FAIR!A6)) "FAIR" is the sheet where the data is stored, and if not null("") in a specific cell, I want to copy portions of the row into a new row on a new sheet called "Disposition". Seems like it should be simple, but I am having a heck of a time. THANKS! |
How to correctly write a cross-sheet "IF" formula in Excel
=IF(FAIR!M6="","",FAIR!A6,IF(FAIR!N6="","",FAIR!A6 ))
try this to start |
How to correctly write a cross-sheet "IF" formula in Excel
This results in an error, "too many arguments".
Do you have any more ideas? "damorrison" wrote: =IF(FAIR!M6="","",FAIR!A6,IF(FAIR!N6="","",FAIR!A6 )) try this to start |
How to correctly write a cross-sheet "IF" formula in Excel
Inferring from your orig post:
=IF(FAIR!M6"","",FAIR!A6,IF(FAIR!N6"","",FAIR!A6)) Not very sure, but maybe you're looking for: =IF(OR(Fair!M6="",Fair!N6=""),Fair!A6,"") -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- Singapore, GMT+8 xdemechanik http://savefile.com/projects/236895 -- |
How to correctly write a cross-sheet "IF" formula in Excel
I am not sure what you mean by "I want to copy portions of the row
into a new row on a new sheet called "Disposition". " What does that mean "portions of the row"? |
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