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 Excel Formulas
Author:Janet
Date:Thursday, 20th Jun 2002 19:06
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I need to know how to take the data from a cell in one worksheet and have it placed in one of two cells based on the data...example less than 4 would go in one cell and 4 or greater in another cell. Is this possible?

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  Excel Formulas
I need to know how to take the data from a cell in one worksheet and have it placed in ...
Janet 20/06/02 19:06 18400
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I would do as Stuart Cliffe has suggested with one possible exception. If you don't want to see strings of ...
Henry Haszler 22/06/02 03:54 18429
   Re: Excel Formulas
There are quite a few reference works around for MS, but I will answer your specific instance. This sounds like the ...
Paul 21/06/02 12:58 18416
    Re: Excel Formulas
Oops, didn't see query was already answered!
Paul 21/06/02 13:01 18417
   Re: Excel Formulas
In the each of the two destination cells you need a formula like the following: Assuming that the original cell in ...
Tana 21/06/02 12:48 18415
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Don't know a way offhand of 'sending' a value from one cell to one of two different destinations, without running ...
Stuart Cliffe 20/06/02 23:27 18406
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Thanks so much for your help
Janet 21/06/02 14:56 18426
   Re: Excel Formulas
Check out the following two web sites... Mr. Excel http://www.mrexcel.com/ Excel newsgroups http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/xlnews.htm I have always received excellent help when I posted to these. Good luck.
Celeste Smith 20/06/02 20:56 18401

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