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Purpose: Wants to apply two different formulas in a cell, not simultaneously
Question: How can I use a toggle button to apply different formulas to a cell or array? Example: Difference of two values - Number and Percentage or Formula calculating yearly profit for 1st, 2nd, 3rd.............. year and formula calculating accumulated profit for 1st, 2nd, 3rd ............year |
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Here's a simple example set-up
to toggle formulas in a col using a forms combo box .. Implemented sample is available at: http://www.savefile.com/files/4325613 Toggling Formulas using a Forms Combo Box.xls Source table assumed in A1: C4, eg: Sales 2004 2005 Item1 10 11 Item2 12 13 Item3 10 17 Input 2 labels in say, I1:I2 Diff %Diff Draw a combo box from the forms toolbar Right-click Format control, make the settings: Input range: $I$1:$I$2 Cell link: $E$1 (col E can be hidden away) Then place in D1: =IF(E1=1,I1,I2) in D2, copied down: =IF(E$1=1,C2-B2,TEXT((C2-B2)/B2,"0%")) Col D will show/compute either the Difference or the % Difference in Sales 2004 - 2005, depending on the selection made in the combo box -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "NavEx" wrote: Purpose: Wants to apply two different formulas in a cell, not simultaneously Question: How can I use a toggle button to apply different formulas to a cell or array? Example: Difference of two values - Number and Percentage or Formula calculating yearly profit for 1st, 2nd, 3rd.............. year and formula calculating accumulated profit for 1st, 2nd, 3rd ............year |
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