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Hi All
Ron & Gary kindly provided the work sheet function in the previous thread. I now need to create a separate column with only those cells that are populated with a true outcome. At present all my cells in the Column C are populated with C2: =IF(ISNUMBER(FIND("Project 2000",B2)),"Project 2000",""). Where the statement is true I'd like to copy only the content into cells in Column D - i.e. as a word not a formula. Where there is a false i.e. "" - I'd like to leave that blank / empty. I'd appreciate any guidance on how to achieve this. Thanks in advance, H |
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Please ignore - found the solution in the paste special.
"Hardip" wrote: Hi All Ron & Gary kindly provided the work sheet function in the previous thread. I now need to create a separate column with only those cells that are populated with a true outcome. At present all my cells in the Column C are populated with C2: =IF(ISNUMBER(FIND("Project 2000",B2)),"Project 2000",""). Where the statement is true I'd like to copy only the content into cells in Column D - i.e. as a word not a formula. Where there is a false i.e. "" - I'd like to leave that blank / empty. I'd appreciate any guidance on how to achieve this. Thanks in advance, H |
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