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Copy a formula to 15 pages
I would like to copy the formulas in Columns C to H to the next 15 pages, but
only if there is a number supplied in Column B. If Column B is empty, I would like C to H to be empty. Is this possible? Thank you. |
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Copy a formula to 15 pages
Why not use an If statement in the formula?
Such as... =IF(B1="", "", {The formula you currently have}) Put this into all of the cells and then the formula will exist but will be empty if B is empty. HTH. "ED" wrote: I would like to copy the formulas in Columns C to H to the next 15 pages, but only if there is a number supplied in Column B. If Column B is empty, I would like C to H to be empty. Is this possible? Thank you. |
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