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I have a large file and would like a function that would, in effect, be
something like IF B2 is empty then move the data E2:L2 to E1:L1
the formula would be copied throughout the length of column D.

is this possible?
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And what happens when B2 is NOT empty?
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I have a large file and would like a function that would, in effect, be
something like IF B2 is empty then move the data E2:L2 to E1:L1
the formula would be copied throughout the length of column D.

is this possible?



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Formulas can only return values.

They cannot "move" data.

You would need VBA code to achieve the actual "moving".


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On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 12:55:03 -0700, KUMPFfrog
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I have a large file and would like a function that would, in effect, be
something like IF B2 is empty then move the data E2:L2 to E1:L1
the formula would be copied throughout the length of column D.

is this possible?


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