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Lee

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I have a cell (D6) that has text AV1 in it. Is it possible to have cell A20
check to see if B20 has a number greater than 0 in it, if it does return
AV1-1. If there isn't return a blank or "-".
At the moment A20 has the following formula in it:
=IF('A-V Input'!B200,"AV1-1","")
I need to copy this 20 times and the change "AV1-1" manually using the above
formula.
There are other parts but I want to try and solve this first

Thanks,




Max

One guess ..

Put in A20: =IF('A-V Input'!B200,INDIRECT($D$6)-1,"")
where D6 contains the text: AV1

Adapt to suit
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"Lee" wrote in message
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I have a cell (D6) that has text AV1 in it. Is it possible to have cell

A20
check to see if B20 has a number greater than 0 in it, if it does return
AV1-1. If there isn't return a blank or "-".
At the moment A20 has the following formula in it:
=IF('A-V Input'!B200,"AV1-1","")
I need to copy this 20 times and the change "AV1-1" manually using the

above
formula.
There are other parts but I want to try and solve this first

Thanks,






Excel_Geek


Not sure i completely get what you're after, but you can do this:

=IF('A-V Input'!B200,D6&"-1","")

to reference teh value "AV1" in cell D6 and add to it the text "-1".

Then if E6 and on down have AV2, AV3, etc., copying this formula down
will reference them, and create "AV2-1", "AV3-1", etc.

Is this what you're after?


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Lee

Well you got part of it right. I need the AV1- to stay constent and the -
number to change 20 times.
example.
AV1-1
AV1-2
AV1-3 etc.

What i'm using for to calculate circuit voltage by device. So, AV1 is the
circuit and -1 is the device. There will be multiple circuits, so if I could
get the first one working I can use it to figure AV2-, AV3, etc.
I hope I cleared up what wanted to do or did I make it worse. :)


"Excel_Geek" wrote:


Not sure i completely get what you're after, but you can do this:

=IF('A-V Input'!B200,D6&"-1","")

to reference teh value "AV1" in cell D6 and add to it the text "-1".

Then if E6 and on down have AV2, AV3, etc., copying this formula down
will reference them, and create "AV2-1", "AV3-1", etc.

Is this what you're after?


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Max

"Lee" wrote:
.. I need the AV1- to stay constent and the -
number to change 20 times.
example.
AV1-1
AV1-2
AV1-3 etc.


Still guessing here ..

Put in D6: AV (i.e. w/o the "1")

Then try in the starting cell, and copy down:
=IF('A-V Input'!B200,$D$6&ROWS($A$1:A1)&"-1","")

The incrementer part: ROWS($A$1:A1)
should serve the purpose here as you copy down
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Max
xl 97
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Singapore, GMT+8
xdemechanik
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
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Max

Correstions, sorry, should be:

Put in D6: AV1

Then try in the starting cell, and copy down:
=IF('A-V Input'!B200,$D$6&"-"&ROWS($A$1:A1),"")

--
Rgds
Max
xl 97
---
Singapore, GMT+8
xdemechanik
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
--



Lee

perfect

thanks alot

"Max" wrote:

Correstions, sorry, should be:

Put in D6: AV1

Then try in the starting cell, and copy down:
=IF('A-V Input'!B200,$D$6&"-"&ROWS($A$1:A1),"")

--
Rgds
Max
xl 97
---
Singapore, GMT+8
xdemechanik
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
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Max

Glad to hear that !
You're welcome ..
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Rgds
Max
xl 97
---
Singapore, GMT+8
xdemechanik
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
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"Lee" wrote in message
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perfect

thanks alot





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