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you are not going to do it that way.
formulas return values, they cannot perform actions like copy. i would use a helper column, assign each wrestler and index then sort by the index. that would move the wrestler up and down the list. -----Original Message----- Hi out there in cyberspace, I am trying to automate a workbook containing 14 sheets, each is a weight class used for wrestling tournaments. I want to be able to enter results and have the losing wrestler move down and or out in a consolation bracket. This is my first attempt at using =if, and so far I have had little success. My attempt, recorded in cell B6 looks something like this =if (B5="True" and_or_ B7="True", Copy_B5 and_or_B7 To B49) B5=Wrestler 1 B7= Wrestler 2 Loser drops to Cell B49 Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated, Bob Imhof Ridgway, Pennsylvania . |
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