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ExcelMS - 24 May 2008 15:21 GMT
I am trying to design a workbook so that when I enter an "R" or "L" in a
column on Sheet 1, the appropriate column with Category L or Category R  in
Sheet 2 gets a 1 underneath it.  Do you have any ideas about how might be the
best way to accomplish this?

Category                                               Category L            
         Category R

R                                                                1          
                         1
R                                                                1          
                         1
L                                                                 1          
                         
L                                                                 1
L                                                      Total = 4            
            Total = 2
L

      Sheet 1                                                            
Sheet 2
Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) - 24 May 2008 16:03 GMT
Assuming your data starts in Row 2 (with Row 1 being a header row) and that
the Category column is Column A, put these formulas in the indicated cells
on Row 2 and then copy them down...

Category L column:   =IF(A2="L",1,"")

Category R column:   =IF(A2="R",1,"")

Rick

>I am trying to design a workbook so that when I enter an "R" or "L" in a
> column on Sheet 1, the appropriate column with Category L or Category R
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>       Sheet 1
> Sheet 2
ExcelMS - 24 May 2008 16:47 GMT
Thank you Rick, it works awesome, you are the man!

Eddie

> Assuming your data starts in Row 2 (with Row 1 being a header row) and that
> the Category column is Column A, put these formulas in the indicated cells
[quoted text clipped - 29 lines]
> >       Sheet 1
> > Sheet 2
 
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