If I'm doing it right, it always puts the record in A1 on the first
sheet it comes to in it.
What I'd wanted is to have:
Sheet2:A1 = "Sheet2"
Sheet3:A1 = "Sheet3"
Sheet7:A1 = "Sheet7"
Sheet1:A1 = Sheet2
Sheet1:A2 = Sheet3
Sheet1:A3 = Sheet7
and so on - where Sheet1 is essentially a row in a table. Sheets 4,5 &
6 cell A1 would all have nothing in them.
=IF(Sheet2!A2<>"",Sheet2!A2,IF(Sheet3!A2<>"",Sheet3!A2,IF(Sheet4!A2<>"",Sheet4!A2,IF(Sheet5!A2<>"",Sheet5!A2,IF(Sheet6!A2<>"",Sheet6!A2,IF(Sheet7!A2<>"",Sheet7!A2,""))))))
is how I changed the formula.
I'm not sure if this is the right tool for what I want to do. Any idea?
BC
> =IF(Sheet1!A1<>"",Sheet1!A1,"")
> If you place this in A1 on your 'master sheet",
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susiedba@hotmail.com - 20 Nov 2006 21:43 GMT
you're a f.cking retard don't use Excel use a DATABASE
Lose the training wheels, kids
-Aaron
> If I'm doing it right, it always puts the record in A1 on the first
> sheet it comes to in it.
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