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Join Date: Mar 2002
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"C" MEANS A MAN IS AT CENTRAL STATION
"SS" MEANS HE IS AT A SOUTH SIDE STATION BUT ON ANOTHER WORKSHEET I WANT IT TO PUT THE VALUE OF "24" IN FOR EITHER "C" OR "SS". IT WORKS NOW WITH THIS FORMULA FOR THE "C"! COUNTIF('DAILYLOG"!D6,"C")*24 BUT IT ONLY WILL RECOGNIZE THE "C" ANY HELP,, ANY ONE???? =IF(OR('Daily Log'!D6="C",'Daily Log'!D6="SS"),24,"") this looks good, but doesn't work?????? |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Allentown, PA
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What's your cell format on the destination cell?
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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Captain: Please post your question once and stay with it? Now I see that you're already getting help in the duplicate question. You can always bring your question back to the top of the list by just replying in it again.
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