F Frank Kabel Jun 10, 2004 #2 Hi Jeff if the cell is protected it would make no sense to use a data validation listbox as you don't want to change the cell contents?
Hi Jeff if the cell is protected it would make no sense to use a data validation listbox as you don't want to change the cell contents?
J Jeff Mackeny Jun 10, 2004 #3 That's correct, I don't want to change it, but only use the list, guess I can use the error function to accept only valid list data. Let me ask you another question (Frank im all over you today) the following formula retunrs #VALUE! if the referencing cell is blank =IF($D$1="On",Jan!F4+Jan!I4,"")
That's correct, I don't want to change it, but only use the list, guess I can use the error function to accept only valid list data. Let me ask you another question (Frank im all over you today) the following formula retunrs #VALUE! if the referencing cell is blank =IF($D$1="On",Jan!F4+Jan!I4,"")
F Frank Kabel Jun 10, 2004 #4 Hi the referenced cell probably is not blank but contains a string or a space?. But try =IF($D$1="On",SUM(Jan!F4,Jan!I4),"")
Hi the referenced cell probably is not blank but contains a string or a space?. But try =IF($D$1="On",SUM(Jan!F4,Jan!I4),"")
J Jeff Mackeny Jun 10, 2004 #5 Hey, it removed the #VALUE! but it shows 0 if the reference is blank, id like the it to be blank if the reference is blank. Another such a problem im having is the following formula =IF(A8=MasterList!A8, MasterList!B8,"") If the reference is blank is shows a 0
Hey, it removed the #VALUE! but it shows 0 if the reference is blank, id like the it to be blank if the reference is blank. Another such a problem im having is the following formula =IF(A8=MasterList!A8, MasterList!B8,"") If the reference is blank is shows a 0
F Frank Kabel Jun 10, 2004 #6 Hi then try =IF($D$1="On",IF(OR(ISNUMBER(Jan!F4),ISNUMBER(Jan!I4)),SUM(Jan!F4,Jan!I 4),""),"") and for your new question you may try =IF(AND(A8=MasterList!A8,A8<>""), MasterList!B8,"")
Hi then try =IF($D$1="On",IF(OR(ISNUMBER(Jan!F4),ISNUMBER(Jan!I4)),SUM(Jan!F4,Jan!I 4),""),"") and for your new question you may try =IF(AND(A8=MasterList!A8,A8<>""), MasterList!B8,"")
J Jeff Mackeny Jun 10, 2004 #8 Well actually two more question, which are probably very similar answer (sorry I just don't have a very good understanding of excel, I should start reading more about it), ok the following two formulas show 0 if blank =IF($D$1="on",MasterList!C5,"") =IF($D$1="on",C5-D5-E5,"") Thanks
Well actually two more question, which are probably very similar answer (sorry I just don't have a very good understanding of excel, I should start reading more about it), ok the following two formulas show 0 if blank =IF($D$1="on",MasterList!C5,"") =IF($D$1="on",C5-D5-E5,"") Thanks
F Frank Kabel Jun 10, 2004 #9 Hi one way: use something like =IF($D$1="on",IF(MasterList!C5="","",MasterList!C5),"")