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    Consolidate IF formula??

    was wondering if there was a way to consolidate fomlua such as:

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    to be much shorter.... i use several of these on my sheet but only the "Light-Bearer" changes, please any help would be great

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    Re: Consolidate IF formula??

    Oh, Light-Bearer changes, missed that.

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    Put Light-Bearer or whatever you want in cell D6.

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    Re: Consolidate IF formula??

    works like a charm now just have to change all the statements i have already put in, thanks

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    Re: Consolidate IF formula??

    If you put in some dollar signs to prevent the range from moving you can just copy the formula down.
    Let's say you put this formula in E6. Then put Light-Bearer in D6, Dark-Bearer in D7, Heavy-Carrier in D8 and so on.
    Then select cell E6 grab it in the lower right corner of the cell and drag down. It will copy the formula, the $C$22:$C$71 range will stay the same but the D6 will change to D7 and so on.
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