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How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 and subsequent #15
if i want to create relation between two cells to give number in third cell
for instance i want B6=10 if A6=5 & C6=15 simulatenously |
How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 and subsequent #15
In B6, enter this:
=A6-C6 -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 a" <How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 wrote in message ... if i want to create relation between two cells to give number in third cell for instance i want B6=10 if A6=5 & C6=15 simulatenously |
How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 and subsequent #15
One way:
B6: =IF(AND(A6=5,C6=15),10,"") or, if you were giving a generic example: B6: =C6-A6 In article , How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 a <How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 wrote: if i want to create relation between two cells to give number in third cell for instance i want B6=10 if A6=5 & C6=15 simulatenously |
How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 and subsequent #15
Of course I meant:
=C6-A6 -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Ragdyer" wrote in message ... In B6, enter this: =A6-C6 -- HTH, RD -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - "How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 a" <How i have #10 in cell when previous#5 wrote in message ... if i want to create relation between two cells to give number in third cell for instance i want B6=10 if A6=5 & C6=15 simulatenously |
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