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#REF! with cell value check

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    Shane White
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    #REF! with cell value check

    Hello,

    I am trying to create a formula with the INDIRECT or OFFSET command so my
    cells will reflect the cell at the address I am calling on instead of the one
    I deleted. My formula also needs to show the result of another cell if there
    is something in the cell and nothing if the cell is blank. Are there any
    Excel Wizards out there who can help? I have tried several things with the
    #REF! as my result. I am using Excel 2003 and my formula I am trying to
    modify with INDIRECT is:

    =IF(AND(BOM!A26>1,TAKESTOCK!A16<>""),BOM!$D$5,"")

    FYI: BOM is my first sheet, TAKESTOCK is the sheet that I am trying to
    modify and the cell this formula is on is TAKESTOCK A17.

    Thank you,
    Shane

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    Re: #REF! with cell value check

    you don't need takestock!a17 if the formula is on takestock - you only need a17. When do you get the #ref error? After your deletion?
    I am not sure I know what you want.

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    Re: #REF! with cell value check

    CRIMEDOG,

    I think it's unlikely that Shane will be checking back to answer questions about his 4 1/2 year old post.
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