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I want to create a formula that uses an IF function, and have it apply to an
entire column. I tried naming the column, and defining the formula, but
nothing happens.
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What problem are you trying to solve?

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I want to create a formula that uses an IF function, and have it apply to

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entire column. I tried naming the column, and defining the formula, but
nothing happens.



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One example might be.........

=IF(SUM(A:A)100,SUM(A:A),"")

More specific details would probably yeild something more fitting to your
need.

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What problem are you trying to solve?

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I want to create a formula that uses an IF function, and have it apply

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entire column. I tried naming the column, and defining the formula, but
nothing happens.





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