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    Smile Aeperate sheet functions

    Quick question… I am designing a schedule for my work. It is designed to cut out a half hour for a break if a shift lasts longer than 6 hours. This function works great. However, I want a separate cell to display the word “break” for shifts over 6 hours. On a separate page I am using this command: =IF(A1<=6,"", "Break") This will display "break" on the second page, but not on the schedule itself. On the cells i want "" or "break" displayed i get a "0". I am using =SUM(sheet2!A22). Any ideas?

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    Re: !!!!!!Help with seperate sheet functions...

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    Re: !!!!!!Help with seperate sheet functions...

    Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Re: !!!!!!Help with seperate sheet functions...

    No problem.

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