Excel cell equal another cell only if its a certain percentage
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Dec 26, 2014 at 06:59 PM
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Dec 30, 2014 at 03:34 AM
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Dec 30, 2014 at 03:34 AM
Hi Ray,
Sorry to intrude, but I think Matt may have meant this:-
=IF(AA4>54,W4,"")
with the formula placed in AB4.
I read Matt's post differently but.................
Again, apologies for intruding.
Cheers,
vcoolio.
Sorry to intrude, but I think Matt may have meant this:-
=IF(AA4>54,W4,"")
with the formula placed in AB4.
I read Matt's post differently but.................
Again, apologies for intruding.
Cheers,
vcoolio.
No problem, intrude away. Its good to get another perspective.
However, I have to disagree with you.
He states that the percentage is in a 'certain cell', in this case, cell AA4.
The example he gave "54& witch is in AA4 cell", was an example only.
He also states that the comparison is between cell W4 and AA4.
His previous question, that was closed due to lack of clarity (not so in my opinion), that is eerily similar to this one.
The answer there was "=IF(B2>C2,A2*0.5,0)".
So, Matt. Back to you.
However, I have to disagree with you.
He states that the percentage is in a 'certain cell', in this case, cell AA4.
The example he gave "54& witch is in AA4 cell", was an example only.
He also states that the comparison is between cell W4 and AA4.
His previous question, that was closed due to lack of clarity (not so in my opinion), that is eerily similar to this one.
The answer there was "=IF(B2>C2,A2*0.5,0)".
So, Matt. Back to you.
vcoolio
Dec 30, 2014 at 05:57 PM
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Dec 30, 2014 at 05:57 PM
Hi Ray,
Very true. I didn't see the closed post and reading your explanation above, I now see it differently again.
Yes, back to Matt.
Cheers people.
vcoolio.
Very true. I didn't see the closed post and reading your explanation above, I now see it differently again.
Yes, back to Matt.
Cheers people.
vcoolio.
