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I typed =IF($Q23="A",$O23,(IF($Q23="W",$O57,""))) into the formula bar. I
think the formula is valid. Basically, I want the value in cell O23 to show if "A" is typed in cell Q23. If a "W" is typed instead, I want the value in cell O57 to show. If neither "A" nor "W" is typed, I want nothing to show. My problem is that instead of the proper result showing in the cell where this formula is located, the formula is showing -- and I can't get rid of the formula from showing. I don't know what I did to the format of the cell to cause it to show the formula instead of the result. I've tried deleting the formula & reentering it. I looked at the OPTIONS menu w/o avail. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm getting frustrated. I hope this makes sense. |
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