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Ms Excel Formula tips (Not VBA)?
how do i insert a value in a cell from another cell
cell A1=if(sum(A5:A12)>25,F12="Good Result", F12="Bad")
the calculation will be displayed in cell A1 and cell F12 the result. I dont want cell F12 to contain any formula but just the result of the calculation in A1. is it posible?
p/s: i dont want to use VBA though its easier.
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Excel functions must be enterred before it is calculated
The only way to do it without VBA is may be using scinarios, did you tried it?
I am sure can help you
I am after all the VBAXLMan here
mail me to show you how, it can not be shown here
VBAXLMan
- IXL@XLLv 71 decade ago
Cell A1 type =SUM(A5:A12). In cell F12 type =IF(A5>25,"Good Result","Bad"). This shows both the calculation and the outcome.
- coneheadLv 61 decade ago
I don't think this is possible with just excel formulae, but why don't you put the formula in cell F12 instead? Then you'd have cell f12: =if(sum(a5:a12)>25, "Good Result", "Bad")