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if coum 2 has vale then populate colum1

  1. #1
    khan
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    if coum 2 has vale then populate colum1

    if D18 > 0 then c18 =7480-8900
    can any one help how to do that.I want 7480-8900 to be shown in D18
    only if C18 has value > 0.


  2. #2
    Duke Carey
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    RE: if coum 2 has vale then populate colum1

    You have stated your objective two different ways: in one you want to put a
    value in C18, in the other the value goes into D18

    Assuming it's to go in C18, then this formula should go in that cell (C18)

    =IF(D18>0,"7480-8900","")

    The last portion of that, i.e., "" , says that if D18 is <=0, then C18's
    value is an empty string.


    "khan" wrote:

    > if D18 > 0 then c18 =7480-8900
    > can any one help how to do that.I want 7480-8900 to be shown in D18
    > only if C18 has value > 0.
    >
    >


  3. #3
    Bob Phillips
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    Re: if coum 2 has vale then populate colum1

    In cell C18, type

    =IF(D18>0,"7480-8900","")

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    HTH

    Bob Phillips

    "khan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > if D18 > 0 then c18 =7480-8900
    > can any one help how to do that.I want 7480-8900 to be shown in D18
    > only if C18 has value > 0.
    >




  4. #4
    khan
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    Re: if coum 2 has vale then populate colum1

    do u know how to oassword protect few cells on the work sheet instead
    of the whole sheet.


  5. #5
    Bob Phillips
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    Re: if coum 2 has vale then populate colum1

    What you do is unlock the worksheet (Format>Protection),
    then select the cells to protect
    then lock those cells(Format>Protection)
    and then protect the sheet (Tools>Protection)

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    HTH

    Bob Phillips

    "khan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > do u know how to oassword protect few cells on the work sheet instead
    > of the whole sheet.
    >




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