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I have a workbook with 2 worksheets. Wksht 1 = Checklist, Wksht 2 = Completion.
In cloumn A (Wksht1) I have a list of Y or N for range A2:A14 and column B is a range of Items. eg: COL A COL B Y LOCAL Y HIGHWAYS N MINING Y DRAINAGE In column A (wrksht 2) I have the following formula: =IF(Checklist!A2= "Y",Checklist!B2," ") I then copied this down the column to othe rows Where the logical test is true I do get the correct value from col B but if the logical test is false then I just get a blank line. How do I get rid of the blanklines and end up with just the 'true' values. |
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You could take the result (with blank rows), use Copy followed by Paste
Special-Values to change formulas to values. Then use Sort. Without knowing more of the purpose I cannot make any suggestion best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "MickJJ" wrote in message ... I have a workbook with 2 worksheets. Wksht 1 = Checklist, Wksht 2 = Completion. In cloumn A (Wksht1) I have a list of Y or N for range A2:A14 and column B is a range of Items. eg: COL A COL B Y LOCAL Y HIGHWAYS N MINING Y DRAINAGE In column A (wrksht 2) I have the following formula: =IF(Checklist!A2= "Y",Checklist!B2," ") I then copied this down the column to othe rows Where the logical test is true I do get the correct value from col B but if the logical test is false then I just get a blank line. How do I get rid of the blanklines and end up with just the 'true' values. |
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