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I want to have a column that will populate another column in another sheet
only IF a criteria is met. Is that possible?
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Hi Christy

Do you mean the whole column populates at once depending on one cell, or
each line populates in the column depending on a corresponding cell
somewhere else?

Andy.

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NO the whole column does not poulate at once. Basically what I'm creating si
a sign-up form and when the information is entered, I need it to populate on
other sheets that go to my company, supplier, etc. However, if some
information equals "NO" then I don't want the info to poulate on the other
sheet.

Am I making sense? I really only have basic Excel knowledge that I've jsut
elarned thru my own experience...

Thanks for your help.

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Hi Christy

Do you mean the whole column populates at once depending on one cell, or
each line populates in the column depending on a corresponding cell
somewhere else?

Andy.

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I want to have a column that will populate another column in another sheet
only IF a criteria is met. Is that possible?




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In that case, you can use a formula such as
=IF(sheet1!A2="NO","",sheet1!B2)
presuming your NO is in A2 and the value/text you want to copy over is in B2
(both on sheet1)

Andy.

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NO the whole column does not poulate at once. Basically what I'm creating
si
a sign-up form and when the information is entered, I need it to populate
on
other sheets that go to my company, supplier, etc. However, if some
information equals "NO" then I don't want the info to poulate on the other
sheet.

Am I making sense? I really only have basic Excel knowledge that I've jsut
elarned thru my own experience...

Thanks for your help.

"AndyB" wrote:

Hi Christy

Do you mean the whole column populates at once depending on one cell, or
each line populates in the column depending on a corresponding cell
somewhere else?

Andy.

"Christy" wrote in message
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I want to have a column that will populate another column in another
sheet
only IF a criteria is met. Is that possible?






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MUCHAS GRACIAS! :)

"AndyB" wrote:

In that case, you can use a formula such as
=IF(sheet1!A2="NO","",sheet1!B2)
presuming your NO is in A2 and the value/text you want to copy over is in B2
(both on sheet1)

Andy.

"Christy" wrote in message
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NO the whole column does not poulate at once. Basically what I'm creating
si
a sign-up form and when the information is entered, I need it to populate
on
other sheets that go to my company, supplier, etc. However, if some
information equals "NO" then I don't want the info to poulate on the other
sheet.

Am I making sense? I really only have basic Excel knowledge that I've jsut
elarned thru my own experience...

Thanks for your help.

"AndyB" wrote:

Hi Christy

Do you mean the whole column populates at once depending on one cell, or
each line populates in the column depending on a corresponding cell
somewhere else?

Andy.

"Christy" wrote in message
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I want to have a column that will populate another column in another
sheet
only IF a criteria is met. Is that possible?








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Assuming your source data is in Sheet1,

In "another sheet", enter formula:
=IF(condition,Sheet1!A1;somevalue)
where you replace condition by the appropriate formula, eg:
=IF(Sheet1!A10;Sheet1!A1;"")

HTH
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Okay, I tired and it didn't work. Me thinks I'm a trifle slow. Here's what I
entered:

IF(Departure Sign-up Sheet!O2="YES",'"Departure Sign-up Sheet!O2")

I am putting this is the hotel sheet. I want the information from the
Departure Sign-up Sheet to populate in the hotel sheet. Please let me know
what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks,
Christy

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Assuming your source data is in Sheet1,

In "another sheet", enter formula:
=IF(condition,Sheet1!A1;somevalue)
where you replace condition by the appropriate formula, eg:
=IF(Sheet1!A10;Sheet1!A1;"")

HTH
--
AP

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I want to have a column that will populate another column in another sheet
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Since your Worksheet name contains spaces, you must surround it with '
(single quotes)

IF('Departure Sign-up Sheet'!O2="YES",'Departure Sign-up Sheet'!O2")

HTH
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AP

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Okay, I tired and it didn't work. Me thinks I'm a trifle slow. Here's what

I
entered:

IF(Departure Sign-up Sheet!O2="YES",'"Departure Sign-up Sheet!O2")

I am putting this is the hotel sheet. I want the information from the
Departure Sign-up Sheet to populate in the hotel sheet. Please let me know
what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks,
Christy

"Ardus Petus" wrote:

Assuming your source data is in Sheet1,

In "another sheet", enter formula:
=IF(condition,Sheet1!A1;somevalue)
where you replace condition by the appropriate formula, eg:
=IF(Sheet1!A10;Sheet1!A1;"")

HTH
--
AP

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I want to have a column that will populate another column in another

sheet
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Thanks, I finally got it to work. I appreciate the help.

"Ardus Petus" wrote:

Since your Worksheet name contains spaces, you must surround it with '
(single quotes)

IF('Departure Sign-up Sheet'!O2="YES",'Departure Sign-up Sheet'!O2")

HTH
--
AP

"Christy" a écrit dans le message de
...
Okay, I tired and it didn't work. Me thinks I'm a trifle slow. Here's what

I
entered:

IF(Departure Sign-up Sheet!O2="YES",'"Departure Sign-up Sheet!O2")

I am putting this is the hotel sheet. I want the information from the
Departure Sign-up Sheet to populate in the hotel sheet. Please let me know
what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks,
Christy

"Ardus Petus" wrote:

Assuming your source data is in Sheet1,

In "another sheet", enter formula:
=IF(condition,Sheet1!A1;somevalue)
where you replace condition by the appropriate formula, eg:
=IF(Sheet1!A10;Sheet1!A1;"")

HTH
--
AP

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